Last Updated on May 18, 2024, 7:59 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Nevis Culturama committee has unveiled the list of five exceptional young men, who will be competing in for the title of Mr. Kool at the 50th edition of Nevis Culturama Festival. The people are encouraged to show their love by voting their favourite contestant.
The modelling event is set to take place on Sunday, July 28 at Nevis Cultural Complex. The young men will receive an opportunity to showcase their fitness and modelling skills in the event.
Notably, the information of the above mentioned has been shared officially by Nevis Culturama committee on the social media handle (Facebook).
“Get ready to meet the extraordinary young men vying for the title of Mr. Kool at Culturama 50. These participants will showcase their modelling skills, fitness, and style in professional, physique, and GQ Wear segments. Witness their journey to becoming the next Mr. Kool of Nevis,” added committee.
Moreover, the people can vote for the contestants by directly visiting the official Culturama website. It is to be noted that family, friends and fans can cast their votes once every 24 hours. The organizers promise an unforgettable event, which will be filled with mesmerising performances, energy, fete and style.
Following are the contestants competing for the crown of Mr. Kool:
- Akedo Nisbett
- St Clair Rawlins
- Devonte Liburd
- Devonte Richards
- Eliesel Ramirez Dorsett
In addition to this, Nevis Culturama Festival will be celebrated with a bunch of fringe activities from July 5- August 6, 2024, which will double the excitement among the people for the upcoming festivities.
Some of the activities are as follow:
- Nevis Mango Festival
- Kitts and Nevis Restaurant Week
- Jr Socadon
- Culturama Sunset Pre- J’ouvert Fitness Jam
- AMP Promotions
- Empire Sports Club Aquatic Extravaganza
- Fruit Festival
- Culturama Soca Cruise
- Herbert’s Beach Affair
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