‘Tindahan ni Tarsee,’ Daily Tribune’s holiday bazaar showcasing 51 pop-ups offering a variety of products from micro, small and medium enterprises, runs until 27 November at Ayala Malls Manila Bay
‘TINDAHAN ni Tarsee’ opened 25 November at Ayala Malls Manila Bay with 51 pop ups and runs till 27 November. | PHOTOGRAPHS BY RIO DELUVIO FOR THE DAILY TRIBUNE
The pandemic gave birth to Tindahan ni Tarsee, an online show Daily Tribune launched to help independent merchants promote consumer items.
As health and safety protocols eased this year, Tindahan ni Tarsee morphed into a holiday bazaar at Ayala Malls Manila Bay in Parañaque.
At its official launch on 25 November, Tindahan ni Tarsee drew mallgoers to see what the store offered. Laid out in 51 stalls were food including smoked meat and fish, sauces and spreads, coffee beans, skincare and cosmetics, clothes and fabrics, bags and accessories, pet products and collectible toys.
"Sana po may mga bazaar pa na tulad nito, big opportunity for us to cope with the pandemic," said one of the merchants, Maria Cecilia D. Benzon.
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"The opportunities for something like Tindahan ni Tarsee are matchless, salamat po for inviting us to be part of it," added Sandy Allan Beltran.
"Yes, super thank you po," Christine Antoni chimed in.
