Last Updated on May 19, 2024, 4:53 AM AST by Anthony Morris
As the preparation of 50th edition of Culturama have already begun, the Nevis Culturama Festival committee is set to bring out the next Action Corner on May 25, 2024 at Pinney’s Beach to add more color to the festival.
The night will feature an epic and mesmerising performances by DJ Selector Purple, Kollision Band and the GreenHouse Band. The organizers promise an event full of ENERGY, FETE and lots of fun.
The information regarding the above mentioned has been shared officially by the Nevis Culturama Festival committee on their social media handle (Facebook).
“Relive the unforgettable moments from the FIRST Action Corner of Culturama 50! Feel the ENERGY, catch the VIBES, and dive into the FETE at Pinney’s Beach! Enjoy epic performances by DJ Selector Purple, the GreenHouse Band, and Kollision Band,” added Culturama officials.
The party will bring more fun and incredible moments to the attendees for an unforgettable experience. “Missed out on the fun? Don’t worry, the party continues! Join us for the next Action Corner on May 25, 2024. Get ready to PARTY again and experience even more incredible moments,” added Nevis Culturama Festival committee.
In addition to this, Culturama committee is making every effort to being more and more exciting games and events to the most anticipated festival of the year. Recently, they have announced Bingo Card games by Win Entertainment at the Cultural Village.
The games will be hosted by renowned artist DJ Woodis on July 31, 2024. The participants will get a chance to win up to $10,000 cash prize. To participate in the games, one supposed to pay a registration fee of $100.
The people across the nation expressed their excitement for the upcoming events through their comments on social media (Facebook). Some of the comments read as:
A person named Aylie Stella commented, “Wohoo so excited for dJ Selector performance. It will make night more entertaining.”
Another FB user, by the name of Robert Shawn quoted, “This will be a best festival. Waiting for the night of dance, music and live performances.”
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