Last Updated on February 5, 2025, 6:34 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Marriott Ballroom Hotel is all set to host the most anticipated event of the year, Onyx 2025, on Saturday, March 15, 2025, under the theme ‘Mental Health’ and the dress code for this year will be sleek, sexy, and bold attires. The event will celebrate music, and fashion, while raising awareness for mental well-being by interacting with the citizens through various activities.
This year’s Onyx, aims at sensitizing people to the benefits of positive changes in improving mental health among the citizens and residents of St Kitts and Nevis. The activities will also highlight collective celebrations, encouraging interactions and engagements with the citizens.
The authorities have shared the invitation for the Onyx 2025, asking the interested locals and tourists to book their place by buying tickets for Tier 1 at Skin in Pelican Mall, Basseterre, St Kitts.
Moreover, Onyx 2025 is not just a celebratory event but is an initiative towards better mental health as a portion of the proceeds of the event will be directly donated to JayDos’ rehabilitation centre, while promoting mental awareness.
Performing lineup for Onyx 2025
JayDos will be the headlining act at Onyx 2025, making the public aware about the mental health consequences and its implications in our daily lives, along with the power of rehabilitation, strength, and resilience. He will also be joined by the iconic DeJour, which would make this event an unforgettable night with his energetic vibes.
In addition, many other local artists will be gracing the Onyx 2025 stage to perform and present the culture, heritage, and beauty of St Kitts and Nevis through their performances. These artists will also get recognized by many locals and tourists during the event.
The legendary Mr Mention will perform at the event along with his popular Sugarband entertaining the audience with his timeless hits, guaranteed to get the crowd singing along and dancing to the rhythm.
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