Last Updated on May 27, 2025, 4:55 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Carib is the official beer of the St Kitts Music Festival, announced the Platinum sponsors of the 27th edition of the festival. The brewery has been a partner and sponsor of the Music Festival since the year of inception in 1996.
For the last 27 editions, Carib Brewery have been the platinum sponsors of the St Kitts Music Festival, which takes place annually during the summer months for three days. The 2025 edition of the music festival is scheduled to take place from June 26 to June 28.
Three nights of music and celebration will feature a long list of popular names, including local, regional and international names. The St Kitts Music Festival is one of the most highly anticipated music event in the Caribbean and boasts a magnificent lineup for 2025.
Carib Brewery St Kitts and Nevis has recently accepted the responsibility for acting as the Musical event’s platinum sponsors. The announcement and formalization of the sponsorship for the 27th year of the Music Festival was attended by Sales and Marketing Manager, Andre Amritt.
Brands Manager, Ajayi Dublin was also present at the event on the sponsors behalf. The brewery representatives handed over a cheque worth EC $70,000 to Loftus Bridgewater, the Venue Manager for the St Kitts Music Festival.
The Ministry of Tourism thanked the organization for being reliable partners of the St Kitts Music Festival for more than two decades. The Ministry highlighted that the Brewery has helped in organising the Music Festival successfully ever since its inception.
The premier music event has been attracting a crowd of thousands every year. One of the several premier events that marks the summer lineup for St Kitts and Nevis, the music festival has remained popular among enthusiasts of music all over the Caribbean region.
The St Kitts Music is all set to open in 30 days for three remarkable days featuring performances from several popular artists including Vybes Kartel.
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