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The Jamaica, Rise! Holiday Market had a slower crowd due to the cold winter night, but the event still showcased a strong lineup of creative and talented vendors. Despite lighter foot traffic, some sales were made, contributing to a meaningful cause. Fifty percent of art print sales, along with 15% of any vendor sales, will be donated to Food For the Poor Jamaica, helping support communities in need. Even on a quiet evening, the market highlighted the power of creativity and

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