Last Updated on August 17, 2025, 9:39 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Culturama 51 has concluded with a flourish at the beginning of the year and the preparation has already begun for the next edition of the event. The organizers have already announced the date for the next edition of the Culturama Festival.
The organizers have shared that they are excited for the next edition of the festival which will feature celebration of culture, tradition, music and history. The Culturama Secretariat has started accepting entries for the Culturama 52 Slogan Competition as a part of the preparation for the upcoming year.
The following requirement should be met with respect to the slogan:
Slogans should be short and catchy (no more than eight to ten words).
The slogan must capture the true spirit of Nevis’ Culturama Festival.
No other festival or carnival committees should not have used your submitted slogans.
The entries must be submitted to the Culturama Secretariat no later than Friday, October 31st, 2025 as this will give the organization ample time to sort through the entries. The winner will be selected from among these entries and the person who submitted the winning entry will be given interesting prizes.
Entries can be submitted in any of the following ways:
• Online form: https://forms.gle/c2dM6bGuJft6ssPk6 • Email: slogan@culturamanevis.com
Please note that entries will not be accepted over the phone. The participants have to follow the procedure and rules properly for their entry to be considered complete and legitimate.
The winner of the Culturama 52 Slogan Contest will receive two complimentary passes to attend all Culturama events, along with a plaque and a cash prize of EC $500.00.
The Nevis Culturama Committee has confirmed that they have the right to use the winning slogan during its planned extensive promotion of Culturama 52. The main event will be celebrated from July 23rd to August 4th, 2026 across the island of Nevis with Ambassadors and participants giving their best to make Culturama 52 a success.
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