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Art display at Queen’s Park Savannah

Artists show off their talents all around Trinidad and Tobago in many forms such as exhibitions, social media and even on the roadside. At the Queen’s Park Savannah, there are several stalls and tables with art display for visitors to enjoy.

Support local art display

Check out the paintings, jewellery, ornaments, bags and plaques. They are made out of wood, calabash, beads, leather, and many other materials. Support local artists by purchasing items for yourself, as gifts or as souvenirs. The art display can be enjoyed all year so pick up something when you visit the Queen’s Park Savannah.

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June 2014 – Issue 10     www.sweettntmagazine.com

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