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Flava Village opens at Queen’s Park Savannah - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The Ministry of Culture and Community Development, in collaboration with the National Carnival Commission of Trinidad and Tobago (NCC), officially opened Flava Village – A Carnival Culinary Experience on January 8 marking a major new addition to the Carnival landscape. A media release said, the opening event was attended by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Michelle Benjamin, Minister of Culture and Community Development, Dr Narindra Roopna…
Vendors And Patrons Celebrate Opening Of Flava Village At The Queen’s Park Savannah
Vendors And Patrons Celebrate Opening Of Flava Village At The Queen’s Park Savannah Vendors And Patrons Celebrate Opening Of Flava Village At The Queen’s Park Savannah Ayanna Carter January 9, 2026 CommunityFlava Village at the Queen’s Park Savannah is much more than just food. The experience encompasses crafts, art, unique clothing and accessories. Ayanna Carter spoke with some vendors and patrons… The post Vendors And Patrons Celebrate Opening…
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