Last Updated on July 8, 2024, 4:16 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Nevis Culturama organisers announced the ticket prices for the events featured in the 50th edition of the Nevis Culturama Festival. The event is scheduled to take place from July 4 to August 6, 2024.
The announcement of the prices of the tickets was made through the official Facebook page of the Nevis Culturama Festival. Recently, the official calendar of activities and fringe events had also been revealed.
As the celebration marks its 50th anniversary this year, the island nation of Nevis will feature a lot more exciting events and fairs than usual.
“It’s finally here! The official ticket prices for Culturama 50,” posted the organisers of the Culturama 50.
The prices for the tickets of events are as follows:
Miss Culture Swimwear & Mr Kool
-General: $50
-Gate: $60
-VIP: $400
Republic Bank Mr & Miss Talented Youth Pageant
-Children: $25
– General: $50
– Gate: $60
-VIP: $400
National Bank Soca Monarch
– General: $50
– Gate: $60
-VIP: $400
TDC Senior Kaiso
-Children: $25
-General: $50
-Gate: $60
-VIP: $400
Miss Culture Queen Pageant
-Children: $25
-General: $50
-Gate: $60
-VIP: $400
Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant
-General: $60
-Gate: $70
-VIP: $400
Wet Fete
-General: $70
-Gate: $80
Culturama 50 Emancipation Concert
-General: $90
-Gate- $100
BONI Panorama Contest
-Children: $25
-General: $40
-Gate: $50
The venue and the timings for all the events have also been revealed on the official social media of the Nevis Culturama. The event promises the best time and will inspire the future generations to take up their culture and heritage and keep it alive for ages.
The event sponsors appealed the people to grab their tickets online or visit the Culturama Box Office at Cotton Ginnery Mall, Charlestown and be a part of the unforgettable Nevis Culturama 50 celebration.
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