St Kitts Music Festival announces No Rush Bar Hop for Friday, Image Courtesy: facebook
St Kitts Music Festival announces No Rush Bar Hop for Friday, Image Courtesy: facebook

Last Updated on May 26, 2023, 5:51 AM AST by Anthony Morris

St Kitts and Nevis is gearing up to host one of the biggest music festivals in the Caribbean. The music festival will be held over three days, from June 22 to June 24. The event will attract several tourists and revellers of the party to the various concerts. With less than a month left for the main events, the organizers of the St Kitts Music Festival have started the pre-festival events. The authorities have started the No Rush Bar Hop events every Friday of the week leading up to the main events.

The organizers have announced the third bar hop at Port Zante on May 26, 2023. The first two bar hops were held at the Ferry Terminal in St Kitts and Old Road in St Kitts. The third edition of the No Rush Bar Hop event is being held at the Port Zante in St Kitts.

The event will be hosted on May 26, 2023. Local artist and entertainers Real Right Entertainment will provide the music. St Kitts Music Festival is urging the island’s people to come and attend the no-rush bar hop event. The organizers stated in thier social media announcement, Don’t be in a rush to head home after work THIS Friday! Gather your friends and colleagues and join us at No Rush Bar on Port Zante for another SKMF Bar Hop!

During the bar hop event, the attendants can win festival tickets | Take part in the various week giveaways and Mingle with the St Kitts Music Festival ambassadors. The event is one of the most renowned music-themed events in the Caribbean. It forms a crucial part of the summer-themed events of St Kitts and Nevis. The event will feature a line up of 29 musicians. The lineup features a unique mix of regional and international talents and features renowned names like Burna Boy Erica Edwards and more

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