Last Updated on August 10, 2025, 4:55 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Eric Evelyn, Minister of Culture in Nevis Island Administration has extended his heartfelt gratitude to the stakeholders of the island nation for the success of the Culturama 51. The event was hosted in honor of the nation’s history, tradition, culture of the country.
The Ministry of Culture has shared that two week event, which started on July 24 with an official opening ceremony, has come to an end. The Minister recalled the success of the last two weeks.
The Minister thanked the Culturama Festival organizers and other officials for their hard work and dedication to making the event a success. He highlighted that the people of the island nation have been a tremendous support to making the event unforgettable for hundreds of people.
He highlighted that the participants also helped in making sure that the event was successful. The Minister of Culture congratulated the winners of the pageant for their performances and their success at Culturama 51.
The event was made successful with the help of public-private partnerships, Minister Evelyn expressed his gratitude to the sponsors. He highlighted that The Nevis Island Administration and the other sponsors, including Bank of Nevis have helped in making the event successful.
He also highlighted that these sponsors have helped in the smooth execution of the 2025 edition of the Culturama Festival. The Premier of Nevis has also congratulated the members of the community for the successful execution of the event.
He also applauded the Minister of Culture, Eric Evelyn for his hardwork and dedication to the event. He took the opportunity to applaud the police officers and the law enforcement officers in the success of the event.
The Police officers have shared that the members of the community were able to have a safe and enjoyable Culturama event. The officials of the Nevis Culturama organization team are also proud of the fact that hundreds of people came to Nevis for the event.
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