Last Updated on July 13, 2024, 2:10 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis: The Culturama 50 Homecoming Celebrations in set to fill the island nation of Nevis with great fun on Wednesday, July 31, 2024. The event is scheduled to take place at the Herbert’s Beach.
The organizing authorities mentioned that “Our Citizens and Residents will welcome returning Nationals and Visitors to Nevis for Culturama 50 at the Homecoming Celebrations 2024.
The evening of the celebration will feature the Senior Calypso Finalists before their big finals. The String Band music and Kollision Band will add more fun to the celebration. In addition to this, the Ms. Culture Queen Contestants will also make appearances.
DJ Lalbo and DJ Zimba will be in charge for the musical entertainment and will turn the event to a lively celebration. The fun filled environment of the country would set the great a mark of utmost fun and enjoyment.
Considerably, it has also been stated that the event is expected to commence at 7 in the evening creating a excellent evening vibe.
The event will also feature appearances of the Troupes & Mass bands for Culturama 50 and Local Artisan Vendors.
The celebration exceeds to add fun by featuring of games. And, the excursion includes a Bingo Game, that will be considered to be the highlight of the evening. The Bingo cards consist of the amount of $100 and the jackpot for this is up, grabbed as a whopping amount of $5000.
The prizes for the game are as follows:
- $2000 as 1st Prize
- $3000 as 2nd Prize
The Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, re-posted the information about the Homecoming Celebration further extending the invite to the people across the island nation and beyond.
“We keep the vibes going, so Herbert Beach is the place to be. It’s a vibes thing and we celebrating,” the authorities mentioned.
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