Last Updated on June 10, 2023, 2:06 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The St Kitts Music Festival is hosting several fringe events for the most renowned music festival in the Caribbean. The music festival will be hosted from June 22 to June 24. The organizers will host the three-day event to attract tourists to the island’s shores. The event will serve as an opportunity for the artists to showcase their musical prowess.
The fringe events for the St Kitts Music Festival started in May 2023. All the weekends leading up to the music festival will be graced with fringe events and occasions for the people to get together. These events are aimed at increasing the anticipation for the event. On June 9 and 10, the St Kitts Music Festival will host their weekly pub hop.
This week’s pub hop will be held in the Cayon Community. The event’s attendants will get the chance to participate in and win the ticket giveaways, Express Event Giveaways. The green valley pub will serve as the venue for the events. The events will serve as an opportunity for the attendants to get access to all kinds of perks and benefits. The event will start at 5:00 PM and end at 10:00 PM
The second event will be hosted on Sunday, June 11. The Splash and Catch by the Combola beach club will feature entertainment from DJ CUT-I | PINNOCHIO will host the event
The attendants of the event will get CARIB BEER SPECIALS & GIFTS
and get the opportunity to take part in Ticket Giveaways courtesy of WHITE SANDS & MUSIC FESTIVAL The prizes will be made available to the attendants courtesy of the THE CHOP SHOP & OPUS FINE WINES & SPIRITS.
The schedule for the weekend event is as follows:
12 NOON-FISHING TOURNAMENT WEIGH-IN
2 PM- BEACH VOLLEY BALL & BEACH FOOTBALL
2 PM – DOMINOES COMPETITION
3 PM-WATER SPORTS ACTIVITIES
6 PM-TUG OF WAR
The fringe events will increase the anticipation for the St Kitts Music festival
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