The 3rd Annual “Treat Yourself like a Queen” Women’s Expo returned to The Mall at University Town Center.
The expo featured more than 30 exhibitors representing dozens of services for women including vendors with health, fitness, fashion and more. The event was sponsored by Cool Today and Sam’s Club Sarasota. The fashion show featured styles from Macy’s and Lilly Pulitzer.
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