A fundraising community party, in organisation with Hanoi Pet Adoption and Blue Dragon.
Come join us for a great day of food, beers, artisan stalls, live music and more!
All this and more hosted at a quaint Vietnamese cafe right by the flower market. Take it easy during this chilled afternoon, snacking, jamming and shopping to your heart's content.
Sunday, 19 May
11:00am - 6:30pm
La Grace Cafe | 228A Au Co, Tay Ho, Hanoi
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