Last Updated on May 22, 2024, 1:54 AM AST by Anthony Morris
As the 50th edition of Nevis Culturama is drawing near, the Minister of Culture, Eric Evelyn invites the citizens to be a part of the Caribbean’s grandest summer lime from July 25th to August 6th in Queen City, Nevis.
The most anticipated festival of the year will feature stunning parades, exciting shows and electrifying performances and vibrant energy of the renowned artists across the world. The tourist enthusiasts are asked to prepare their trip to the sister island for being a part of the grand celebration.
The information about the above mentioned has been shared by the committee of Nevis Culturama Festival through their official social media handle (Facebook).
“Dive into a world of vibrant parades, stunning shows, and join the colourful troops. It’s time to make your plans, Nevisians and friends in the diaspora! Book your flights, secure your stays, and prepare for an unrivalled celebration of our rich culture and history,” added Culturama committee.
Notably, it is a once-in-a-lifetime chance for all visitors and travellers to be a part of something truly special and enjoy the magic of this festival. The people will receive an opportunity to experience the vibrant culture, rich heritage, music, traditions and dance of Nevis.
It is to be added that the thrilling events will include the best of Calypso beats, musical night, along with parades, Queen Shows and showcase of wide array of talent.
In addition, the Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley extended an invitation of homecoming to all the Nevisians living near and far and encouraged them to reconnect with their roots and create lasting memories.
“Calling all Nevisians near and far! Premier Mark Brantley invites you to a spectacular homecoming for Culturama 50! Come back to Nevis and join us in celebrating 50 years of our beloved festival. It’s a golden anniversary filled with culture, history and festivities!
Whether you’re living in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, or anywhere in the Caribbean, it’s time to return and reconnect with your roots. Let’s make memories together with music, dance, food and endless fun,” remarked Nevis Culturama officials.
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