St Kitts, 22 June 2018 -- Caribbean Lottery is pleased to support the St. Kitts Music Festival as a Bronze Sponsor for the third consecutive year. To date, the company has invested US$25,000 in this cultural calendar event, which will take place from June 27 to July 1, 2018.
The 2018 Festival line-up will showcase local talents as well as international acts in a variety of musical genres, including soca, reggae, dancehall, hip hop and R&B, presented over three nights. Caribbean Lottery has participated in several of the pre-event fringe entertainment activities across the island, including parties and events highlighting other aspects of Kittitian arts and cuisine.
Karen Ford, Head of the Sponsorship Committee, said "The St. Kitts Music Festival is pleased that Caribbean Lottery is on board once again as a Bronze Sponsor. In its 22nd year, the Festival lauds the Lottery's continued sponsorship and support which assists tremendously with the production of this three-day musical extravaganza.”
She added: “The Festival offers a rewarding experience while adding to the growth and development of our tourism offering on St. Kitts.”
Founded in 1996, the festival was designed as an attractive tourist offering during the normally quiet early summer period and also as a platform for Kittitian artistes, offering them the opportunity to perform alongside international entertainers. It has encompassed many different musical forms, headlining with top overseas performers such as Lionel Richie, Kenny Rogers, Chaka Khan and many others.
“Music forms a vital part of our culture, and Caribbean Lottery is once again happy to partner with the St. Kitts Music Festival,” said Sabina Harrinarain, Business Development Associate at Caribbean Lottery. “This promises to be an exciting event for local music fans and for overseas visitors. We are happy to contribute towards this vibrant expression of the region’s musical offerings.”
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