Christmas in July highlights
Sylvia Saunders, owner of Yard Cherry, shows one of her bags to Exim Bank executives Errol Barnaby (centre), CEO; and Winston Lawson, general manager, on Thursday, day one of the two-day Christmas in July trade expo at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston. (Photos: Karl Mclarty)
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July 12, 2025

Christmas in July highlights

The annual Christmas in July trade expo at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston wrapped up on Friday after two days of activities that helped small entrepreneurs promote their businesses and products.

Here are photo highlights of the opening day, Thursday, July 10, 2025.

Shellane McFarlane (left) of YL Beauty introduces one of her products to Jamaica Pegasus hotel General Manager Brian Sang and Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association President Nicola Madden Grieg at the Christmas in July trade expo on Thursday.

Former Governor General Sir Kenneth Hall and his wife, Lady Hall (left) admire this piece from Bartley’s All in Wood, shown to them by Managing Director Lacey-Ann Bartley at the Christmas in July trade expo on Thursday.

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