Last Updated on November 20, 2024, 1:25 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: Under the patronage of the Deputy Prime Minister and his wife, Adaeze Hanley, the 5th edition of the Classic Red Gala and Star Awards presents ‘Under the Sea,’ scheduled to take place on Sunday, December 01st, 2024 to celebrate the month of Christmas before starting of the holidays.
The evening of the event will start at 6:30 pm featuring authentic cuisine, drinks, entertainment and fashion at the Immaculate Conception Catholic School Auditorium. The Classic Red Gala will commence with welcome cocktails at the given time followed by the Star Award Dinner.
The Deputy Prime Minister shared the invitation through his official social media noting that the evening will enhance interaction between the communities and the gala will be seeing the attendance of government officials and various citizens.
The Classic Red Gala will feature a lot of entertainment including music from DJ Tombstone, TNO Sounds, Genesis Band along with other local artists.
“Start the holidays with the first semi-formals event of the season,” the organisers announced. Notably, there would be one lucky winner for one of the many prizes at the event. Tickets will be available at just a simple contribution of 150 EC Dollars for the registration.
The 2023 edition of the Classic Red Gala was held at the Royal St Kitts Hotel where they honoured 12 individuals from across the St Kitts and Nevis for their significant contribution towards the betterment of the society.
The Classic Red Gala is an event that is being celebrated to recognise the commencement of the holiday season. Remarkably, Christmas in St Kitts and Nevis is hosted every year with different events and activities where local businesses are promoted and the spirit of celebration is on peak.
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