Last Updated on July 31, 2024, 4:51 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Caribbean: The Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant 2024 is all set to take place in the island nation of Nevis. The event is scheduled to take place on August 5, 2024 and will feature an array of talented contestants from eleven Caribbean countries.
This year’s pageant lineup promises a thrilling showcase of the region’s beauty, intelligence, and cultural heritage.
- Dominique Trotman will represent Antigua and Barbuda, who was the first runner-up of the Antigua’s Carnival Queen Pageant.
- Kyanna Dyer will be appearing for the nature isle: Dominica.
- Shequana Holder will carry the flag for Guyana, following the last year’s triumph.
- Jackeedah Bryan seeks to bring victory for Anguilla.
- Desnarine Hanley will be representing St Kitts.
- Nykeisha Henry will be the representative for Nevis, the host country that has won the title twice before.
- Na’Zirah Armstrong will represent St John, St Thomas, and St Croix as Miss US Virgin Islands.
- Tunisia President is elected to represent Saint Lucia.
- Aaliyah Elliott will make a debut for Turks & Caicos.
- Valentchina Dantes is the representative for Haiti.
- Tineka Francois will stand in the pageant for Trinidad and Tobago.
The title for the Miss Caribbean Culture 2023 was crowned to Shemina Peroune representing Guyana becoming the first woman from her nation to win the title.
This year’s Caribbean Culture Pageant event opening number will feature the reining the Carnival Soca Monarch Ras Kelly.
The organizers of the pageant also took their official social media to thank their partners including Four Seasons Resort Nevis, Elegance Jewellery, Sunshine’s Beach Bar and Grill Nevis, Nevis Island Administration, and more.
The event planners also announced an exciting news about winning a $1000 cash voucher, a 4-night Carnival Cruise in the Bahamas, or a 3-night stay with breakfast at the Four Seasons Resort Nevis.
The 11 delegates will compete against each other in categories such as interview, talent, swimwear, evening wear, and a question answer session for the title of the ‘Miss Caribbean Culture Queen 2024.’
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