By paNOW Staff

Trade Show brings vendors from neighbouring provinces

Nov 2, 2014 | 2:53 PM

More than 95 vendors gathered at the Prince Albert Exhibition Centre on Saturday and Sunday—all bringing together the spirit of Christmas.

Linda Grimard, director of the 4th Annual Focus on Christmas Trade Show and Sale, said the turnout was “very good” over the two-day event.

“It’s a good time of year for people to come out and Christmas shop.  They really like this date,” she said.

The trade show, which included vendors as varied as snowflakes ranging from Christmas decorations to fudge to blinds, all converged in one spot while crowds looked for gifts for loved ones.

Grimard said this year they have a lot of new vendors, some coming from not just Saskatchewan, but other provinces.

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“We have a lot of new exhibitors.  There’s people from all over the place like Alberta, B.C. we have booths come in and a lot of beautiful stuff.  Every year we get more and more booths in here; it’s not always the identical stuff every year,” she said.

To view a gallery of photos from the event click here.

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