Last Updated on May 20, 2024, 2:17 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The committee of Nevis Culturama Festival revealed the names of six exceptional contestants, who will be going face-off each other at Miss Culture Queen Pageant at Culturama 50. The event is set to take place on August 4, 2024 at the Nevis Cultural Complex.
The contestants will receive an opportunity to showcases their beauty, talent and skills in the pageant. The winners will be honoured with exciting prizes, which will include a full scholarship.
Notably, the information about the same has been shared by the officials of Nevis Culturama Festival on their official social media handle (Facebook).
“Get ready to meet the extraordinary contestants of the Miss Culture Queen Pageant at Culturama 50! These talented young women are set to showcase their skills, make new friends, and compete for amazing prizes, including a full scholarship,” added the officials.
The people of twin-island Federation are encouraged to cast their votes for their favourite contestant. It is to be noted that fans, friends and family can vote once every 24 hours. The organizers of the pageant promise a night full of talent, elegance and celebration.
“Let’s come together to celebrate the brilliance and beauty of our contestants,” added Nevis Culturama committee.
Following are the names of young women, who will compete in the prestigious pageant for the title and trophy of Miss Culture Queen 2024:
- Sidondre Flemming
- Jannessa Caines
- T- Karli Edwards
- Shadelle Mitchell
- Vanessa Simon
- Sherquanya Jeffers
The event celebrates the beauty, glamour, confidence of every contestant, with an unforgettable experience for their personal growth.
In addition to this, Culturama is one of the most anticipated festivals of Nevis. The festivities include several traditional folk dances such as Moko jumbies on stilts, masquerade and a May pole dance among others.
Such celebrations are not only enhancing the culture and tradition but also promote the tourism sector of the country. it attracts lots of tourists or visitors, which directly contribute in the economy of the nation.
This year, the 50th edition of Nevis Culturama will be celebrated under the theme, “Celebrating Culture, Embracing History, It’s Culturama 50.”
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