The St. Kitts – Nevis National Flag
Basseterre, St. Kitts – Nevis
September 07, 2010
Schedule Courtesy of Charles Jong
Theme: “Strengthening Families for Positive National Development”
Activities:
Tuesday, September 14
AM Minister’s Visits to High Schools
8:00 PM Prime Minister’s Lecture Series; Old Boy’s School Hall; Presenter: Dr. Rydell Blake
Wednesday, September 15
7:30 PM Cultural Gala Night (outside the National Museum), Bay Front
Thursday, September 16
National Heroes Day (Public Holiday)
AM Announcement of National Awardees
8:00 AM Community FlagRaising Ceremonies, islandwide
9:00 AM Wreathlaying & Guard of Honour; R. L. Bradshaw Community Park, St. Paul’s
5:00 PM 2010 Independence Family Awards Ceremony, Ocean Terrace Inn, Fortlands.
Friday, September 17
9:00 AM Schools Patriotic Programme and Treat
Saturday, September 18
10:00 AM Independence Fun Run
8:00 PM Prime Minister’s Independence Family Concert Featuring Pianist Ms. Regina Shamvili; ECCB (Free Admission)
Sunday, September 19
Independence Day
National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving
10:00 AM Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela 10K Marathon, Starting at
6:00 PM State Service at the CoCathedral of the Immaculate Conception, East Independence Square Street, Basseterre
Monday, September 20
Independence Day Observed (Public Holiday)
8:00 AM Ceremonial Parade at Warner Park (Cricket Stadium)
8:00 AM Mother’s Union Breakfast at the Old Girl’s School Hall
7:00 PM GovernorGeneral’s Reception
Saturday, September 25
7:30 AM Independence Anniversary Brimstone Hill Run for the Fit & Fearless
Sunday, September 26
5:00 PM St. Kitts Nevis Defence Force Band Recital at Brimstone Hill Fortress (with other featured appearances).
Everyone (ZIZ, SKVibes, others) keeps repeating this exact schedule, but no one has put any contact information or further details should anyone actually want to attend some of these functions. Like where are the Fun Run and Embassy marathon events going to start? How do you register? What exactly is a Cultural Gala and why would we want to go? Some details would be appreciated, or at least a way to obtain them (even if it was a link) – this lack of info is frustratingly endemic in the publications here! Be the one that bucks the trend.