Second Annual Caribbean Festival brought flare to Lincoln Commons

September 2, 2022
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Tara Vocino

A Caribbean flare was ringing at Lincoln Commons during Saturday’s Second Annual Caribbean Festival at Lincoln Commons. The Caribbean heritage celebrated included Jamaica, Haiti, Bermuda, Trinidad and Tobago.

saugus — Shown from left to right: Takelia Cook, of Takelia’s Fashion & Beauty, based out of Saugus, Mark Boncore, 7 months, and Madhane Barrett sold indigenous beauty products using organic ingredients.

jamaican — Suzette Henry sold buzzim, a Jamaican pudding.

handmade soaps — Everett resident Chanda Williams, of KQs Buttas, sold handmade exfoliating massage body soaps.

Event Organizers — Event organizers, pictured from left to right: Malden residents Tyrone Henry and Tyrone Howe organized Saturday’s Second Annual Caribbean Festival at Lincoln Commons.

emcee — Emcee Ed Cora welcomed everyone to the event.

Customer Dolores Akeson, of Malden, and vendor Pearline Crawford, who sold handmade mango pineapple vegan body butter

state rep — Shown from left to right: event hosts Tyrone Howe, Sandra Faust, State Representative Paul Donato and Tyrone Henry during Saturday’s Second Annual Caribbean Festival at Lincoln Commons.

(Advocate photos by Tara Vocino)

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