After 4 intense days of construction, the team invited market vendors, the general public as well as invited guests to Agoza Market for a day long event about the importance of food preservation.

The exhibition pavilion was curated into a series of small presentations each focusing on different techniques including, drying, canning, clay zeer pots, hanging clay pots, underground cooling, as well as a prototype for new mobile vendor. Together, the exhibition was the first step in having a mass exposure of the Gulit Project and begin a stronger dialogue with the general public.

The success of this event began a city wide interest in the project and we have since began working with 3 other markets,. Gerji Market, Kotebe Market and Akaki Market.