Last Updated on April 3, 2025, 1:49 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Nevis Mango Festival is returning for its 2025 edition from July 4 to July 6. The three-day mango themed festival is one of the most popular tourist magnets of Nevis.
The island of Nevis boasts a startling 44 varieties of mangoes, which are featured in the mango festival. Chef Bryant Terry has been chosen as the headlining chef for the 2025 Mango Festival.
The people of Nevis are eagerly looking forward to the food festival as it allows them to indulge in the varieties of Mango themed cuisine. The mango festival also features a number of competitions, music and more.
Chef Bryant Terry is one of the most celebrated and popular chefs and has participated in the mango festival for several months. For three days, Chef Terry will be presiding over a number of events for the Nevis Mango Festival.
The official organizers have shared the complete schedule for the Mango Festival with Chef Bryant Terry taking centre stage. He is all set to engage the members of the community in many enjoyable activities during the 3-day food festival.
The island of Nevis is eagerly waiting for the festival to start. On July 4, the festival will open with the launch ceremony. On the same day, the chef will be presiding over the masterclass.
The Nevisians will participate in the masterclass where the chef will teach them how to create Mango based cuisine from scratch. On the second day of the festival, the headlining chef will be hosting the supper club for the people.
Attendants will be treated to a delicious supper of mango themed delicacies. The forty four varieties of Mango will be on full display with elements being seen in starters, main course, drinks and dessert.
On the final day of the festival, Chef Bryant Terry will preside over the 2025 edition of the “For The Love of Mangoes” event. Hundreds of food enthusiasts are expected to be welcomed at the event.
Finally, Chef Bryant will be the judge of the cooking competition which will be a show of competitive spirit from all over the island nation. The three days festival will be a remarkable showcase of culture, food and music of Nevis making the attendees want to come back for more.
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