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Young entrepreneurs shine at Waltham Children’s Business Fair

Families gathered on Waltham Common on Saturday for the International Children’s Convention 2026, an event celebrating youth entrepreneurship, creativity and cultural exchange.

The convention featured the Waltham Children’s Business Fair, where young entrepreneurs presented products, artwork and educational projects. Among them was V Square (V²) Design, created by brothers Ved and Vansh, who showcased 3D artwork inspired by everyday objects.

Another business, Bestie Bars, was launched by 10-year-old friends Abigail and Ella. Their booth featured oversized stuffed chocolate bars in a variety of flavors, highlighting the participants’ creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.

The event was hosted by Mamai Art Gallery as part of its 10th anniversary celebration, with support from the Waltham Cultural Council. It also included cultural exhibits, performances and activities that drew families and community members for a day of learning and engagement.

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Joseph Sharkey is an independent news photographer based in Waltham. He grew up in the city and has had a strong interest in public safety and first responders. That passion led him to covering breaking news, focusing on incidents like fires, accidents and major public safety events. His work has been featured on WCVB, WHDH, NBC10 Boston and other local news outlets.

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  1. Thanks so much for the coverage of the event!! Abi & Ella are still accepting orders for Bestie Bars if anyone missed out on the event – or needs to restock! Part of their Proceeds are being donated to Waltham Partnership for Youth! Order here: https://forms.gle/yaei19kHmTp6uPMk6

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