Last Updated on May 20, 2023, 1:38 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Wasim Rawle Richards has announced the return of the five-in-one fete for the 49th edition of the Nevis annual carnival Culturama. The Culturama is one of the most renowned summer events in the Caribbean region. The five-in-one fete is considered the official opener of the festivities of the Culturama festival. The organizer, Wasim Rawle Richards, announced it wouldn’t be a Culturama without a Richards Promotion Fete.
The island of Nevis is hosting the 49th edition of the Culturama festival. The festival is being held from July 27 to August 8. The renowned festival has attracted the attention of revellers for almost five decades. The people of Nevis will celebrate the event under the theme of 49 years of Mass and Spree, Culturama 2023. the two-week event will consist of several events. One of these events is the five-in-one fete.
The event organizers claimed they returned with the event on popular public demand. The people of Nevis are excited about the upcoming event. They have shared that the event will be hosted on July 14. The people of the country have claimed that the event will feature several notable events involving Powder, Paint, Foam, Water, and RUM
The event will feature several events of entertainment. The culture village will serve as the venue for the event; The event will go from 9:00 PM till indefinitely. The event is also one of the most noticeable and renowned events on the calendar of the summer events of St Kitts and Nevis. The following is the lineup for ticket sales of the five-in-one fete organised by Wasim Rawle Richards
Early bird Tickets are $70 from now until May 31st after that don’t say you wish you bought it at $70 eh cause the ticket price gonna increase to $80 from June 1st to June 30th, and from July 1st to July 13th $90 and on the event day or Gate $100So Act Fast and secure your tickets now
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