Bandra Fair 2026: Things To Buy At Stalls Around Mumbai's Mount Mary Church Before It Ends
Bandra is buzzing with its annual festive energy as the popular Bandra Fair brings together faith, food and street shopping around the Basilica of Our Lady of the Mount. With September 20 marking the final day of this year's fair, visitors have just one more day to browse its colourful stalls, grab a few bargains and, of course, eat their way through the food counters. Running from September 13…
Bandra Fair 2026 is wrapping up on September 20, and shoppers have one final day to explore the stalls surrounding Mount Mary Church in Mumbai. This annual event blends faith, food, and street shopping, transforming the area into a lively celebration zone. Here are some key items worth seeking out before the fair concludes.
Religious souvenirs line the stalls, catering to those seeking devotional keepsakes. Visitors can browse through idols of Jesus Christ, crosses, rosaries, photo frames, and keychains in various designs and sizes. The fair offers a diverse selection of religious items for purchase.
For those desiring smaller, more wearable items, colourful crosses, beads, and quirky charms adorn the stalls. These items combine the spiritual essence of the fair with everyday accessory style, providing budget-friendly fashion options.
Inexpensive rings, bracelets, and earrings are also available, featuring vibrant and unusual designs. These budget-conscious purchases can easily become impulse buys amidst the festive atmosphere.
Hair accessories are another highlight, with quirky hair clips and ornaments adding a fun touch without breaking the bank. Chakli, chips, and namkeen are among the snack options on offer, giving visitors a taste of traditional Indian street food while exploring the fair.
Fresh sweets, such as halwa in various flavours like coconut, sesame, and fruit-based, are also a must-try. This popular food attraction should not be missed for dessert lovers among the fair attendees.
Given that September 20 marks the final day, visitors are advised to plan their trip early and visit the fair in the evening to avoid any delays caused by the closing of stalls.
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