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Saturday 26th August 2023 - 10am -5pm

Parents come shop and get your kid's school necessities and other meticulous artisanal treasures at affordable prices from our small businesses.

Enter our talent show competition and Win FREE booklist vouchers from @nigelrkhanbookseller courtesy @trinimarket868 and @priceplaza868

Vendors register via the link below ;

*Exhibitors that sell books or other non book items are welcomed to register.

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Galleryyuhself - 139 Woodbrook Yard - Get the vibes right and they will come.

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Galleryyuhself - The anatomy of an ALL INCLUSIVE

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SALYBIA ALL-INCLUSIVE   

EARLY BIRD TICKETS ARE  75% SOLD OUT TRINIDAD CARNIVAL PREMIER EVENT (SALYBIA ALL-INCLUSIVE)THE PREMIUM DRINKS ALL-INCLUSIVE  Service by professional bartenders:Hennessy ●Johnnie Walker ●Barcardi ●Puncheon ●RumPatron ●Ciroc ●Moscato ●Bailey's Grey Goose ● Absolut●Jack Daniels

SPECIALTY COCKTAILS AND TEQUILAS

Carnival Sunday Evening SUNDAY FEB 19TH  5PM to 11PM at the WHITE MANSION in VALSAYN, TRINIDAD International cast of DJS LIVE PERFORMANCE BY A SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST 763-2890 (Trinidad) 688-6917 (Trinidad)917-283-0781(USA)We have a wide selection of delicious food: Chinese Style Indian cuisine Roti ( while you wait)Bake & Shark,(while you wait) Crab & Dumpling,Doubles  vendor (on the spot), Corn Soup, Chicken foot & Cow foot Souse, Geera chicken Geera porkShrimp cocktail Bar-b-que Variety of chicken wings, Wontons, Coconut vendor on location

EARLY BIRD TICKETS $100US or $700TT request your tickets online,https://islandetickets.com/event/SALYBIA-ALL-INCLUSIVE-2023

REMEMBER :YOU MUST WEAR SOMETHING YELLOW AND WHITE

Physical Tickets available:at 91.9fm station on Maraval Rd,CACHE CLOTHING STORES XTRA FOODS SUPERMARKETS

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~Galleryyuhself~ Seen on Facebook -  A wonderful story of entrepreneurship. This gentleman was a known vendor in San Fernando. I love that he used his bike to sell this popular staple and below his name he has the date established. He says to me, respect your business no matter how small it may seem.

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~Galleryyuhself~ Using the charm of naive drawing and solid color, this company stands out.

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As COVID-19 continues to affect us in various ways, no business should have to worry about not having an online presence. Introducing wiio, a modern multi-vendor marketplace where you can set up your online store with the available tools such as accepting orders, inventory tracking, process payments and sales.

We are currently looking for small businesses to work with. If interested you can visit us at https://www.ctrlaltfixtech.com/wiio and sign up.

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~Galleryyuhself~ Trinidad and Tobago steps into the crease.

Digital POP UP Shop Monthly Subscription : TT$400

REGISTRATION for our next 100 vendors is now open !! The next 100 vendors will be able to enjoy a monthly subscription of TT$400 to sell their products on our site.

The subscription include:

– Shared Networking;

– Your very own digital store;

– Free Local Deliveries for your customers;

– Access to warehousing;

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~Galleryyuhself~These Doubles Vendors are doing the right thing for this first of six quarantine ending phases out of Covid-19 lock down in Trinidad and Tobago. They have installed a home made designed plexi-glass screen to keep the distance between themselves and their customers who are then told to purchase and move on.

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Business history

The Chinese presence in Trinidad and Tobago 

Oysters were arguably Trinidad's first snack, and Chinese immigrants the first oyster vendors. While oysters had long been in the diet of the island's First Peoples and, later, were a cherished item on the dinner tables of colonial leaders, it was Chinese immigrants who entrenched themselves in the trade in oysters. They harvested oysters from mangrove beds along the eastern and southern coasts of the island and even in Cocorite. San Fernando oysters were considered among the best, so much so that they were shipped from King's Wharf to Port-of-Spain. Chinese oyster vendors, like the one in the photo, could be seen with basket and knife, shucking the shells and adding a spicy sauce. Eventually, the itinerant Chinese men were joined by Indian roadside vendors. The trade began to disappear due to the health ordinances of 1970 and, later, the growing pollution of the 1990s. Oysters had long been a delicacy of the original inhabitants of Trinidad as evidenced by shells found in archaeological digs in St Joseph and Arima. One could say that oysters are Trinidad's oldest street food. . [ 2500 indentured indentured immigrants were brought here from South China between 1853 and 1856. Most left the plantations as soon as they could and became market gardeners, venders, butchers and shopkeepers. More Chinese came later, not as indentured workers but to join relatives or to escape poverty and war in China. -Source: An Introduction to the History of Trinidad and Tobago (Chapter 8) by Bridget Brereton ]

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Winner of the Covid Culinary Awards

 Trinidad and Tobago

Galleryyuhself~ This little tasty morsel has been the cause of much controversy recently. However, people will fight for their right for Doubles.

The issue....The product is now packaged and sold by a very entrepreneurial vendor called Fat Boy. He saw a very big need and pre-packaged his product tout sweet for sale at St.Christopher’s  Service Station. The Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith’s team swooped down on a mini mart trying to enforce the law that they should not sell doubles. But this was quickly shot down by citizens, as after all, every other fast food has been closed down, taking away ones doubles is akin to mutiny.