The Secretariat of Labor, Employment and Entrepreneurship in Brazil has announced a public notice inviting entrepreneurs and artisans to apply for spots to showcase and sell their thematic products at the Easter Village, which will take place from April 3 to 26, 2026, along the Atalaia waterfront in Aracaju. The announcement provides an opportunity for eight entrepreneurs focused on selling themed food and ten artisans to display their crafts at the event, which aims to celebrate the Easter holiday with community engagement and local commerce.

Interested participants must submit their applications by March 15, 2026, either in person at the Seteem office located in São José neighborhood or online through a specific electronic form intended for food vendors. Additionally, artisans can apply via email. It is emphasized that the application will only be considered valid upon submission of required materials and documentation, ensuring a thorough vetting process for the selected vendors.

This initiative highlights the local government's efforts to promote entrepreneurship and support artisans by providing platforms to reach a wider audience during festive events. The Easter Village is expected to enhance local tourism and economy by attracting visitors who seek cultural experiences and local products, thus empowering the entrepreneurial spirit in the region.