The Place des festivities in downtown Saint-Jérôme welcomed a few dozen kiosks on Saturday, very lively on a beautiful Saturday in early June. Young people, families, schools, in short, a whole series of “young entrepreneurs” who came to sell iced tea, seedlings, crafts, musical compositions, bracelets, and others. Come to present their products and introduce them to an audience who asked nothing better than to discover their ingenuity and, of course, to buy some interesting products. TopoLocal offers you some photos.
type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> The weather was superb for Small Business Day on June 1st. type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> Célianne Côté and Floralie Côté offered artisanal candles and iced tea. type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> Confirmed! The cold drinks were excellent at the Victoria Melo and Delphine Normandeau kiosk. type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> The meaning of marketing and slogan…. type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> Charlotte Bertrand, in the center of the photo, in the middle of her stand of…strawberry charlottes! type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> Manon Pérusse, the director of the Pause-Parent house, took advantage of the beautiful Saturday day to inform visitors and solicit donations for the house, which offers support and respite services for parents of children aged 0 to 12 years. type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> The farmers’ exhibition, for its part, also continues on Sunday June 2. type="image/webp"> type="image/jpeg">>> The Fermières de Saint-Jérôme held an exhibition of their works of all kinds inside the Old Station.
