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Flava Village officially opened at the Queen’s Park Savannah on Thursday, introducing a new curated culinary and cultural space aimed at expanding opportunities for vendors while enhancing the Carnival experience.
The initiative titled, “Flava Village – A Carnival Culinary Experience”, is a collaboration between the Ministry of Culture and Community Development and the National Carnival Commission of Trinidad and Tobago.
Among those attending the opening were Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Minister of Culture and Community Development Michelle Benjamin, Parliamentary Secretary Dr Narindra Roopnarine and NCC Chairman Peter Kanhai, along with other government officials, Carnival stakeholders, creatives and members of the public.
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