With the aim of raising funds to help maintain the courses and projects offered by the Aparecido Savegnago Institution (IAS), the bazaar will have items for women, men and children, in good condition, starting at R$10.00. Since the beginning of the project, more than 3 thousand students have passed through the institution through courses in violin, cello, viola, double bass, clarinet, flute, saxophone, horn, trombone, trumpet, guitar, choral singing, theater, dance (ballet and jazz), ethics and citizenship and plastic arts, as well as child health, which is carried out by a psychologist. The Beija-flor Project – year 5, which was approved in the tax incentive mechanism of the Federal Government’s National Culture Support Program, via the Special Secretariat for Culture/Ministry of Tourism, is sponsored by some companies such as Native and Usina Saint Anthony.