Dominica: Third edition of Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl set to return, aims to be bigger and brighter

Dominica: The third edition of Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl is all set to return to the island nation from October 21 to 24 at Botanic Gardens, Roseau. The four-day event promises to create a lively venue for all the attendees, celebrating several aspects of the vibrant culture and traditions of the country.

The event is proudly presented by the Government of Dominica under the theme “Tout Biten Domnik.” This campaign is a great opportunity for all the local artists to showcase their talent to large and diverse audiences.

And, in keeping up with theme “Tout Biten Domnik”, the Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl event aims to highlight all of locally produced products of Dominica by presenting a readily available market for them and showcasing everything that is made in the island nation.

The three-day event complements the upcoming World Creole Music Festival with the assistance of certain private and public stakeholders. The main motive behind this event is to generate a chance for the small entrepreneurs to display their talent and creativity.

The event is the ultimate celebration of Dominica’s food, drink, music, fashion, art, craft, culture, and tradition. It is a great platform for the local citizens to showcase and sell their locally produced goods and services, generating huge amount of revenue.

Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl will also serve as a demonstration of a thoughtful showcase of innovation and progression of Agri-trade and tourism during the biggest festive season in Dominica.

The interest vendors can register themselves to be a part of this greater opportunity and the last date to get themselves registered is 30thSeptember, 2024. The Small businesses will have to pay $200 and $300 to food vendors in order to get themselves registered for the finest experience offers by Dominica.

For further information, the interested businesses can contact the team on (767) 266-3965 or email them at registrationsbsu@dominica.gov.dm.

The event will showcase Dominica’s innovative small businesses, building up from the Business-to-Business Forum in order to create awareness to the locals and for exposure and business opportunities from the returning Dominican’s and visitors.

The event also promises to offer plethora of experiences to all the attendees by offering them an electrifying performance performed by several local and talented artists. And, while shedding light on the third edition of Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl, the authorities noted that the “Year 3 is set to be even bigger and better.”

“Vendors, register now to secure your spot! Visitors, circle the dates: October 21st – 24th. Come experience Dominica’s finest in food, music, fashion, art, and culture,” noted the Ministry of Tourism of Dominica.