The opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) will hold a sale in March offering cultural and creative artifacts, agricultural products and local delicacies to raise campaign funds for the five special municipality mayoral elections to be held later this year. A DPP campaign vehicle called 'Kitty Hawk, ' as well as lunch boxes referring to the name of DPP Chairwoman Tsai Ing-wen will be auctioned off during the event, DPP spokesman Tsai Chi-chang said Friday. According to Tsai, March is a special month for Taiwanese democracy, as the Wild Lily student movement of 1990, the 1996 Taiwan missile crisis and the first direct election of the country's president in 1996, as well as Taiwan's first political power shift in 2000, all took place during the month. The party plans to collaborate with non-government organizations (NGOs) to organize the market in Taipei City with the aim of promoting local culture and raising campaign money for the candidates for mayors and councilors in the five special municipalities, the spokesman said. Kitty Hawk, which travels around the island during election campaigns, will be decorated as a stage and will be surrounded by tables when the market takes place, he went on. The market place will be divided into several zones, including a cultural and creative area for selling dough figurines and other handicrafts, and an NGO zone for books, souvenirs and albums. A Taiwanese agricultural products zone will feature farm produce from DPP-ruled cities and counties, including smoked duck from Yilan County, oranges from Yunlin County and tomatoes from Tainan County. Meanwhile, a 'Made in Taiwan' area will be dedicated to selling clothes, bags, bedding, towels and other locally made products. There will be also an interactive game zone offering various arcade games, as well as a fund-raising area where the Hsiao Ing lunch boxes will be auctioned. Kitty Hawk bicycles, which helped the DPP to score wins in a recent Yunlin County legislative by-election and in Jan. 9 legislative by-elections in Taichung, Taoyuan, and Taitung counties, will also be auctioned during the sale, according to the spokesman. 