Last Updated on June 21, 2023, 1:20 PM AST by Anthony Morris
On the eve of the opening of the St Kitts Music Festival, the organizers of the expressed their excitement to share that the St Kitts Electricity Company Limited (SKELEC), they are the sole provider of electricity in St. Kitts. The music festival signed on as a Platinum Sponsor for the 25th Anniversary of the highly anticipated event.
Chairman of the festival’s Executive Committee, Allister Williams, shared his excitement while collaborating with the SKELEC to turn the 3-day extravaganza into an unforgettable experience.
Executive Committee Chairman, Williams states that they extend their most sincere appreciation to the SKELEC for the sponsorship. He believes that the gesture not only play a significant role in bolstering the local economy, but also enable the creation of a spectacular event which resonates with both residents and tourists. He remarked that he is thankful for their invaluable support.
SKELEC’s Corporate Communications Manager, Patrice Harris, congratulated the organizers on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the St Kitts Music Festival. At the same time, she conveyed the company’s unwavering commitment to keep supporting this incredible event.
While speaking in this regard, Harris reiterated her commitment to the St Kitts Music Festival. The Corporate Communications Manager of the St Kitts Electricity Company extended her complete and unyeilding support to the venture. She stated that they would provide unyielding support for arts and entertainment. She also reiterated on their desire to promote St Kitts as a top-notch tourist destination.” Harris said.
The 25th edition of the St. Kitts Music Festival is on the only a day away now. It is taking place from Thursday, June 22nd to Saturday, June 24th, 2023 at the historic Warner Park Stadium in Basseterre. The St kitts Music Festival features one of the amazing lineup of artistes, including Burna Boy, Dexta Dapps, Air Supply, Patrice Roberts, and the local superstar, Byron Messia.
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