BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS – – The St. Kitts Nevis National Carnival, also known as Sugar Mas, has been ranked among the top three carnivals in the Caribbean by Jab Jab Official. This prestigious recognition underscores the vibrancy, creativity, and cultural richness that make our carnival an unparalleled experience.
Hon. Samal Duggins, Minister of Culture, expressed immense pride in this achievement, stating, “Being ranked in the top three is a remarkable accomplishment that reflects the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in making our carnival a spectacular success year after year. It is a celebration of our heritage, our community, and the unyielding spirit of our people. If this isn’t enough of a sign that ‘there’s only one place to be – Sugar Mas 53,’ then I don’t know what is!”
The ranking by Jab Jab Official highlights the distinctive features that set Sugar Mas apart from other carnivals. The rich tapestry of events includes vibrant parades, colourful costumes, infectious music, and traditional folklore. Participants and spectators are treated to an immersive cultural experience that showcases the best of St. Kitts and Nevis.
The carnival is more than just a celebration; it’s a reflection of our island’s identity and history. The lively atmosphere, coupled with the warmth and hospitality of our people, creates an environment where everyone feels welcome. From the J’ouvert Morning to the Grand Parade, every moment of Sugar Mas is designed to engage, entertain, and enchant.
The Ministry extends a personal invitation to all to join and witness the magic of Sugar Mas 53 firsthand. This year promises to be an experience like no other, filled with vibrant performances, cultural displays, and an infectious festive spirit.
Below is the link for the ranking of Carnivals
https://www.instagram.com/p/C79sTThMUvh/?igsh=NHNrYzVkYmhrMHFxFor more information, please contact:
Azariah Vanterpool
Communication Officer
Minister Duggins Secretariat
Building #16 Port Zante
Basseterre
St. Kitts
1 (869) 467-1228/467-1203 Ext. #1691