Last Updated on May 31, 2024, 7:11 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Department of Creative Economy are organizing the ‘Creative Power Arts Convention’. The event is open for international creatives as well as the local artists of St. Kitts and Nevis.
The department has announced that the workshop is scheduled for one week, starting from August 31st to September 7th, 2024. The St. Kitts Marriott Hotel in Basseterre, St. Kitts will serve as the venue for the week-long event.
The session would offer an amazing opportunity to learn from some of the best in business. The platform will offer the attendees to share their valuable craft and ideas with others.
“International & regional creative minds in various disciplines coming together from different corners of the world under one roof to share their expertise and knowledge on their craft with all creatives in attendance,” noted the Department.
The event will organize various exciting workshops, one-on-one sessions, lectures, and panel discussions led by local and global facilitators.
The workshop to be organized by Creative Economy will cater to different disciplines, such as music, fashion, dance, photography, and so much more, as a part of the Creative Power Arts Convention.
The participants will get some major opportunities:
- Form Business Association: The event will be fruitful for the participants in forming a business association with various creatives looking forward to expanding their network.
They will engage in panel discussions, enhancing their ideas and thinking. The participants will also get to ask questions and share their insights. It will contribute to valuable and potential collaborations.
- Opportunity to showcase talents: The creatives can take advantage of the week-long event to showcase their work and talent, including demo sessions. It will attract interesting attendees and spark communications that may lead to business association-building.
- Raising Awareness: The Creative Power Arts Convention will contribute in raising awareness among the individuals about the local talent and skills. Through this workshop, attendees will gain exposure for their work in creative event and enhance their networking.
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