VI News Staff 1 year ago
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Good turnout for Xmas in the City but vendors’ success questioned

This year’s Christmas in the City drew large crowds to Shoreway Drive on Saturday, December 7, delivering festive cheer, but questions remain about whether it was equally successful for vendors who had to pay a fee to operate.

Vendors lined the venue, offering snacks, beverages, and toys designed to delight children. However, some vendors expressed concerns about their sales.

Speaking with BVI News, a few vendors said that while the event was vibrant, it did not result in strong sales compared to previous years. “It just feels like it’s lacking the spirit,” one vendor remarked.

City Manager Janice Brathwaite-Edwards, however, described the event as a success and noted that she spoke with vendors periodically throughout the festivities.

“We spoke to the vendors while it was happening, and they were satisfied,” she said. “But we’re going to have a closeout meeting at the end of the week to find out more.”


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