Commonly referred to as "A Feirinha de Pedra Sabão," the Association of Exhibitors of Largo do Coimbra (ADELC) has been gathering since 1995 in front of the São Francisco de Assis church to display and sell their creations. Historical gossip even spills the tea that this spot has been a hustling and bustling market for trading and selling stuff since 1824. Nowadays, the fair accommodates over 50 stalls, catering to travellers from all corners of Brazil and beyond. The offerings include jewelry such as necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets, as well as ceramics, precious stones, and decorative home items. It's an ideal venue for purchasing gifts and keeping memories of Ouro Preto alive. Fun fact: In 2016, Feirinha de Pedra Sabão got the golden stamp of public utility from the city.
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Feira de Artesanato de Ouro Preto
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