Last Updated on August 4, 2023, 8:16 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Culturama 49 is turning out of to be a remarkable sucess among the summer months. In light of the remarkble success that the carnival event is seeing, the organizers have taken the initiative to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the various organizations and intitutions who have supported the initiative since their inception.
One of the most important institutions in this regards is the St. Kitts Nevis Anguilla National Bank. Accordingly, the organizers of the culturama Festival have expressed their most heartfelt gratitude to St. Kitts Nevis Anguilla National Bank for its continued support of the Nevis Culturama Festival over the years.
The authorities have stated that the partnership between the two organizations has been instrumental in making this festival a resounding success year after year! The Culturama festival has remained one of the most sought-after and renowned summer events in the eastern Caribbean. For 49 years, the carnival event has entertained and enriched the attendants with music and enjoyment.
While extending their gratitude to St. Kitts Nevis Anguilla National Bank, they announced that the spotlight is on the Soca Monarch Finals on August 3. The event is dubbed the NATIONAL BANK SOCA MONARCH FINALS!
Talking of the remarkable scale of the event, they have urged the people to brace themselves for the ultimate showdown of soca music as our talented soca artists battle for the coveted Groovy and Power crowns!
Meanwhile, they have added another element to the event to bring the excitement upward. They shared that there will be an exciting new feature for the first time – The National Bank Soca Monarch Half-Time Show with Eazi, Masablue, Tebulous, Stadics, Déjour and Rucas H.E!
Finally, they returned to extending their gratitude to the NATIONAL BANK, for their support. The support has elevated soca to new heights, and we can’t thank you enough. Let’s keep this partnership going for years to come!
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