Last Updated on May 13, 2023, 12:46 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The island of Nevis is celebrating the annual Mango Festival on the island. The 2023 edition of the festival will be hosted from June 30 to July 2, 2023. The three-day festival is one of St Kitts and Nevis’s most popular events in the summer events lineup. The event featured a large variety of mangoes and mango products. Tourists come from across the globe to enjoy the festivities in Nevis.
Accordingly, the Tourism Authority of Nevis has taken to its social media to announce the schedule for the event. The Premier of Nevis and leader of the concerned citizens’ movement also expressed his excitement for the upcoming event. The Premier of Nevis also shared the schedule for the festival, where different varieties of mango will be on display for all to see and relish.
The Nevis Tourism Authority stated that The countdown to your favourite time of the year is on, and we have the official schedule. They added that we have curated a programme of authentic experiences that are equally fun and inspiring.
The schedule for the Mango Festival of Nevis goes as follows:
- On Friday, June 30
Time: 10:00 AM
Official Launch of The Mango Festival at Dew Drops Restaurant
FEATURING Cooking Demonstration
Time: 1:00PM
Mango Festival Open Day at Indian Castle Fruit Orchard
FEATURING
Mango Tasting, Mango Eating Competition, Mango Mixologist Competition, and a Mango Hunt
Time: 6:30 PM
Mango Cocktail Bar Crawl on Pinney’s Beach - On Saturday, July 1, 2023
Time: 12:00 PM
Taste of Nevis Food Tour
Time: 7:30 PM
Supper Club at Mount Nevis Hotel - On Sunday, July 2, 2023
Time: 1:00 PM
For the Love of Mangoes at Malcolm Guishard Park
FEATURING Chefs Competition, Wellness Zone, Mango 101, Kids Zone, Chef Samples
The Nevis Tourism Authority shared that the tickets for the Mango festival be available soon for the general public to purchase. The two day festival is expected to bring a number of tourists and visitors to the island of Nevis.
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