The inaugural La Vi Domnik Expo, which provides a forum for local businesses and entrepreneurs to present their products and talents, is underway with a plethora of products on display.
This bustling daytime event, part of the Cadence Lypso Tribute Festival, brings together 27 small entrepreneurs from over the island, each presenting a distinctive selection of authentic, natural, and locally produced goods and services. The event’s official debut earlier this week was highlighted by Executive Director of the National Development Foundation of Dominica (NDFD) Cletus Joseph as an ode to the spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation that exists locally.
He remarked that the expo which is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily at the Windsor Park Stadium Forecourt not only nurtures local talent but also promotes sustainable and healthy practices.
For the next two days, visitors may indulge in a culinary experience as they explore a wide choice of food and drink options made entirely of local products. For those with an eye for fashion, the customized handbags section boasts an impressive collection of artisanal pieces. Each handbag is meticulously crafted, reflecting the creativity and passion of the designers behind them. The leather crafts exhibit offers an equally impressive selection, featuring finely-crafted jewellery and accessories.
The locally manufactured seasonings section promises to elevate any dish with its authentic flavours, as well as the variety of offerings, carefully curated to enhance the essence of their meals.
As visitors wander through the aisles of the expo, they are drawn to the glimmering displays of jewellery that reflect the cultural heritage and artistic finesse of Dominica.
The jewellery section showcases handcrafted pieces that tell unique stories, capturing the essence of the local traditions. For those seeking a soothing respite, the organic teas and natural herbs section provides a sanctuary of relaxation. With a variety of herbal blends and teas, sourced locally and organically, visitors can find solace in every sip.
Tomorrow’s event will include the NDFD’s Creole Cooking Competition, which begins at 1 p.m.
Here we go again,another UWP jealous,brainless Jacka.Go and support local instead of criticizing,but again that is what supporters of UWP do.They criticize the hospital and health system,when get sick,they go to Skerrit hospital and health centers.They go to doctors paid by Skerrit and they get medication paid for by Skerrit,FREE.Every day hundreds of people go to the hospital,hundreds get free medication and medical attention.How many CHINESE do we see at the hospital?How many Chinese do we see in the teaching,police,nursing,fire and public service?How many farmers and fishermen are Chinese?Negative and foolish supporters of the blue traitors.
Wow, is that all Dominicans can do. It’s definitely no substitute for Skerrits passport ponzi. All you will wake up very soon. Believe me!
MEME,get off your lazy,ignorant blue butt and go to the Windsor Park.Go see what Dominicans can do.Talent at its best,Dominicans living in Dominica at their best.The hard working and creative Dominicans with no time to gossip like you lazy blue parasites,always complaining,quarrelling and begging.Typical UWP,useless,educated senseless people.