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LeAnn Chuck-DaCosta shares gift ideas from Let's Make it Elegant at Jamaica Art and Gift Festival
Dec 2nd, 2022 | Category: News & Features | 5:42#JamaicaGleaner LeAnn Chuck-Dacosta of Let’s Make It Elegant gift store, based in Kingston, was among the vendors at the first staging of the Jamaica Art and Gift Festival (JAGFest) held on Sunday, November 27 at Murray’s Farm in Toll Gate, Clarendon. Let’s Make It Elegant gift store offers plaques, wall décor and other keepsakes, customised with motivational and spiritual quotes. Referencing the story of Christ’s birth, Chuck-Dacosta said gift-giving, especially around the Yuletide season, is significant to the Christian culture.
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