Last Updated on May 15, 2026, 12:39 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Department of Agriculture, St Kitts and Nevis has announced that they will be organising a Agri-Music Festival Night Market on June 24. The Night Market will coincide with the first night of the music festival, adding to the charm of the evening.
The event is being organised in collaboration with the Ministry of Small Business, Entrepreneurship, Cooperatives and the Creative Economy. The Agri Night Market will be hosted on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Basseterre Public Market.
The event will complement the St. Kitts Music Festival and will also help to create meaningful economic opportunities for local vendors, agro-processors, entrepreneurs, creatives, and small businesses. The traders and small businesses of the island will be able to showcase and sell their offerings in a vibrant space.
The people attending the music festival and the Agri Night Market can expect an exciting evening atmosphere. The event night will feature local food, fresh produce, agro-processed products, handmade goods, beverages, crafts, and a diverse range of products and services, all complemented by music and entertainment.
The Agri-Music Festival Night Market highlights the fact that the Department is continually committed to supporting local enterprise. The event is hosted every year with the aim of providing support to the small producers and small businesses of the country.
The event has helped the small island nation in strengthening entrepreneurship, and expanding economic opportunities for small businesses and vendors. The collaboration also highlights a shared commitment to showcasing local talent, innovation, and creativity while encouraging greater public support for locally produced goods and services.
Vendor registration officially commences on Friday, May 15, 2026, People who are interested in being a part of the event are encouraged to register early to secure their space. Additional details regarding registration and participation can be obtained through the Basseterre Public Market.
The Department of Agriculture is urging the people of the island to come out and support local businesses. The department has announced that this will be an evening of commerce, culture, and community engagement.
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