MovieTowne ‘Mash Expo’ brings out diversity of local entrepreneurs - Guyana Chronicle

MovieTowne ‘Mash Expo’ brings out diversity of local entrepreneurs

GIVING space to local entrepreneurs on Republic Day to showcase their products, MovieTowne Guyana, on Wednesday, hosted a mini “Mash Expo” in the corridor of their massive Turkeyen, Greater Georgetown facility.

Guyana Chronicle’s Clestine Juan visited the expo and engaged the exhibitors, some of whom displayed products emulating patriotism as Guyana observed its 52nd anniversary as a Republic.

Janita Khemraj, owner of ‘Janita’s World’, invited persons to join her virtual yoga classes, which could be an essential stress-relief tool especially during the pandemic conditions. She presented an array of teas, yoga mats, and other items essential for any budding or aspiring yogi.

‘Cake Royal’ is a new online-based dessert shop catering to all your “sweet tooth” needs. Whether large events or small, this business provides cakes, cupcakes, cookies, brownies and other baked goods.

‘Cake Royal’ is a new online-based dessert shop catering to all your “sweet tooth” needs. Whether large events or small, this business provides cakes, cupcakes, cookies, brownies and other baked goods.

Sea Moss is known to have many health benefits. This finished product is refined by ‘Salads & Lifestyles’ and is recommended for hot and cold beverages alike.

Peeling and blending your green seasoning can be time-consuming. Let ‘T&J’, owned by Donna Murray, do the heavy lifting with their peeled garlic and seasoning supplies business.

For that special ‘kick’, ‘Dixie’s Punch De Crème’ liqueur is the right “adult juice”, according to its owner, Dixie Jordan. It is available in three flavours, promised to be delicious: Coffee, Original and Capadulla.

For that special ‘kick’, ‘Dixie’s Punch De Crème’ liqueur is the right “adult juice”, according to its owner, Dixie Jordan. It is available in three flavours, promised to be delicious: Coffee, Original and Capadulla.

Diana Trotman’s ‘Enchanted Gardens-Floral Arts’ is a home-based company where you can find your handmade hair accessories including turbans, hairpins, and headbands. Trotman has mastered the embroidery craft and caters for your every needs.

Diana Trotman’s ‘Enchanted Gardens-Floral Arts’ is a home-based company where you can find your handmade hair accessories including turbans, hairpins, and headbands. Trotman has mastered the embroidery craft and caters for your every needs.

Sandra Craig brought the sauce—literally—as the owner of ‘SS Natural Fruit-Flavoured Barbecue Sauce’, an award-winning product available in mango, soursop, tamarind, golden apple, passion fruit, pineapple, ginger and garlic flavours.

‘Mel-Leisa Organic Products and Beauty’ is a joint venture co-owned by Leisa Gibson of ‘Leisa’s Salon n Beauty Supplies’. The partnership produces a variety of natural and organic handmade skincare products ranging from soaps to body oils.

Pastries are a Guyanese staple! ‘Pats Pastry’, owned by Bernadette Patricia Perreira, promises soft, freshly-baked pastries daily.

Pastries are a Guyanese staple! ‘Pats Pastry’, owned by Bernadette Patricia Perreira, promises soft, freshly-baked pastries daily.

With a love for art, Vick Deokie started his art business during the pandemic. The self-taught artist sketches personal portraits and is also available for commissioned pieces.

Maywattie Baptist, owner of ‘Suzie’s Catering’, is a caterer but also dabbles in sweetmeats and fried treats.

Meena is a print designer and the owner of ‘creationsveragy1’ which offers personalised gift ideas for birthdays, weddings or any special occasion.

Andrea Paez is a Venezuelan national and the owner of ‘Pana’s Bakery’. She brings a uniquely Latin-American culinary flare to Guyanese taste buds.

Nalanie Persaud is the ‘Queen of the Spices’! Her local handmade achar comes in mango, tamarind, golden apple and bilimbi (locally known as Soury) flavours. She also makes geera and masala.

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