Last Updated on November 7, 2024, 7:36 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: The highly anticipated Village-O-Rama 2024 is all set to invite the communities back for celebration as the organisers unveil the official calendar for the event. The festival is scheduled to take place from November 15th to 23rd, 2024.
This is the second edition of the Village-O-Rama and it is a festival that is designed for a special gathering of friends, families, and loved ones. This edition will feature better and bigger experience than the last one.
The Minister of Public Infrastructure, Konris G M Maynard shared the official calendar of the 2nd Village-O-Rama through his official social media account and noted that get ready for an incredible season of music, food, and activities designed for everyone to enjoy.
The village festival will commence with an opening night and will be followed by a series of events that will feature activities that will both entertain the attendees and also contribute towards their health.
The festival will culminate with the Last Lap Parade Day. The last day will also include a special fringe event for cheering the attendees.
The detailed calendar for the Village-O-Rama is:
- 15 November, 2024 |Opening Night
- 16 November, 2024 | J’ouvert Morning
- 17 November, 2024 | Health Walk/10K Run Drive In Movie
- 18 November, 2024 | Youth Unplugged
- 19 November, 2024 | Elderly Food Drive
- 20 November, 2024 | Football O Rama
- 22 November, 2024 | Football Family Feud
- 23 November, 2024 | Last Lap Parade Day
- 23 November, 2024 | Fringe Event Exquisite Blow Up Fete
The details about the tickets and timings will be revealed soon. The venues for these activities will also be out along with the rest of the details.
Minister Maynard urged the citizens to mark calendars, rally friends, and get prepared to make unforgettable memories.
“Stay tuned for more details – this is a celebration you won’t want to miss!”
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