The Yap Visitors Bureau held an Island Market at the Yap Living History Museum
- Website Office - DYCA
- Mar 27
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Friday, March 27, 2026, /// DYCA PIO
Yap FM - Earlier today, March 27th, the Yap Visitors Bureau held its monthly Island Market at the Yap Living History Museum at 8:00 am.
This event brought in over 3 booths, with each local vendor selling varieties of local delicacies, fruits such as Watermelon, Oranges, and lunch takeouts that included fish, chicken, and various local produce.
The local vendors were also selling local produce such as Taro, Tapioca, Coconut Oil, Green Beans, Water Spinach ( kangkong), Cucumber, Lemons, Cilantro, Green Onion, Handicrafts, and T-shirts.
This event is hosted at the end of the month, organized by the Yap Visitors Bureau, giving our local farmers and businesses an opportunity to sell their products.
(For more information, please contact the Yap Visitors Bureau at 350-2298)
It’s great to see initiatives like the Island Market bringing together local vendors and supporting community engagement at the Yap Living History Museum. Events like these not only promote local culture but also create opportunities for small businesses and sustainable growth within the community.
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Really great initiative by the Yap Visitors Bureau—events like this truly help preserve culture while supporting local communities. The island market concept at the Yap Living History Museum sounds like a fantastic way to engage both locals and visitors.
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