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Warner Park Cricket Ground – Saint Kitts – Nevis

The St. Kitts and Nevis Chamber of Industry and Commerce is hailing the construction of the new Warner Park Cricket Stadium as a “significant investment in sports tourism.”

President, Mr. Franklin Brand in his address at the 24th Annual St. Kitts and Nevis Private Sector Banquet said that the recently opened multi-million facility, which was financed by the Government of the Republic of China on Taiwan, “is impressive, and the Government and people of this Country should be proud of its establishment.”

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National Bank donates To Nevis Culturama festival

Charlestown Nevis (July 13, 2006) The St. Kitts-Nevis & Anguilla National Bank Group of Companies continues to commit itself to the promotion and preservation of culture in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis.  To this end, the bank was the first to present sponsorship to the Nevis Culturama Committee on Wednesday July 12 at the Nevis Branch in Charlestown.

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Saint Kitts Music Festival

The 10th anniversary of the St. Kitts Music Festival lived up to the hype and drew rave reviews from local, regional and international patrons attending the four nightly concerts. Exceptional performances were turned in from the first note played last …

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Nevis Fishing Tournament 2006

The date for the Nevis Fishing Tournament 2006 has been selected! The big day is Saturday 28th October. Boats usually make a long weekend of it and so special low room rates are available at Oualie Beach Hotel from Thursday …

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Saint Kitts – Nevis 10th Annual Music Festival Begins

The St. Kitts Music Festival 10th Anniversary kicked off with a bang. The explosive concert was held at the newly renovated Warner Park Complex, which hosted the festival for the first time. Thursday June 29, was dubbed the “Soca night” and featured the very best artists in the Calypso and Soca arena. A wide variety of fireworks lighting up the skies and was loud enough for every to hear from all over opened the night.

The evening lineup included some present and past calypso kings of St. Kitts and Nevis including King Dis N Dat and Meeko of Nevis. King Socrates and King Konris Maynard of St. Kitts who were all backed by the Legends Band. The Calypsonians all gave stellar performances and were well received by the crowd.

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