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Bangalore Creative Circus marks milestone 50th edition of BCC Carnival with a two-day sustainability fest

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Bangalore Creative Circus marks milestone 50th edition of BCC Carnival with a two-day sustainability fest
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Bangalore Creative Circus is celebrating the 50th edition of its monthly BCC Carnival with a two-day sustainability festival. The event will feature a conscious market, live entertainment, and various activities aimed at promoting sustainable living. Since its inception, the carnival has supported local farmers and businesses while fostering community engagement around environmental issues.

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Four years ago, Manisha Vinod of Bangalore Creative Circus — a community space that blends sustainability, art, and food — launched a monthly market. Titled BCC Carnival, this gathering held on the first Sunday of every month has been a celebration of conscious community and local changemakers, often exploring different themes and causes. Next week, Manisha is all set to host the 50th edition of the BCC Carnival, and the community has planned it as a two-day carnival that “celebrates ways of living that are kinder to Nature and humanity”.

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