ALL ABOUT LIFE STYLES SUMMER-2010

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ALL ABOUT LIFE STYLES SUMMER-2010
KARACHI, June 24: The Dawn Media Group’s “All About Lifestyles Summer-2010” exhibition opens at 3pm on Friday at the Karachi Expo Centre. The family-only event will continue on Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 10pm.

According to the organisers, the exhibition brings over 200 exhibitors of the finest brands and more than 300,000 visitors together every year.

Spread over six halls and the entire complex of the Expo Centre, this year’s event will have the added attraction of Faces & Places, a photographic exhibition displaying works by Tapu Javeri, Owais Yakub, Imran Awan, Shah Murad and Zain Mankani.

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