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SakpaseBahamas hosts Haitian Music and Arts Cultural Festival featuring Carimi
By SakpaseBahamas
Nov 21, 2009 - 10:18:25 AM

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Nassau, Bahamas - The team members of SakpaseBahamas are pleased to bring to you the first ever Haitian Music and Arts Cultural Festival to be held on November 21st, 2009 at the Queen Elizabeth Sports Centre.

The primary purposes of this event are to raise funds towards the further development of the Haitian Emergency Fund which is geared towards finding readily available funds in times of crisis such as natural disasters or mass burials of Haitians who have drowned while near our shores. For example, the cost of clothing, burial expenses, emergency medical supplies, food and water, disaster shelters and other associated materials are a significant expense to any group or body of individuals if not fully prepared.

Additionally, this event seeks to bring awareness to the trade possibilities that exist between the Bahamas and seeks to promote international cultural exchange. Seemingly, it will feature Haiti's history, arts and crafts, music, cuisine, people and culture. It was also designed to entertain and educate. The Festval will feature performances by High Definition Hustlers, Neg Kreyol Ki La, Neg Kat Blanche, Merlande Dorceus, Group Oboy, D.P, Jeune Ami de Jesus, Bakka and the featured band for the concert will be the most popular Haitian music band Carimi from Boston.

The festival will be held at the Carnival Site, Queen Elizabeth Sports Centre on November 21st, 2009 commencing at 12 noon until 2 am. Come out and experience the best that Haiti has to offer.


EVENT: SakpaseBahamas Presents The Haitian Music, Arts And Cultural
Festival in aid of the Haitian Emergency Community Fund. The event
includes the following Creole food dishes; Haitian arts and crafts;
creole music; creole dance performance; huge collection of art
exhibition and education on the high end fine detail lifestyle of
Haiti.

  

DATE: Saturday, 21st, November, 2009

  

VENUE: Fair Grounds @ The Queen Elizabeth Sports Center

 
TIME: Two part event; Cultural Festival Starts @ 12noon to 7pm;
Concert kicks off @ gates opening at 8pm to 2am.
  
MUSICAL AND CULTURAL PERFORMANCE: Cultural Festival Artists
Performers 12noon to 7pm is as follow High Definition Hustlers; D.P;
Group Oboy; Nek Kat Blanche; Bakka; Merlande Dorceus; J.A.J; Neg
Kreyol Ki La; Bensax; A.C; Jonel and many more. Concert is at gates
opening at 8pm to 2am Feature Artist is CARIMI LIVE IN CONCERT FOR ONE
NIGHT ONLY.
  
TICKET PRICES: Cultural Festival @ 12noon to 7pm is as follow as a
kind donation of $3.00 per adult and $1.00 per child under 12years old
at the gate. Concert is @ gates opening at 8pm to 2am with ticket
prices @ $35.00 in advance and $40.00 at the gate at the start of the
concert at gates opening at 8pm. Tickets available @ Anna's Fashion
and $20 Shops located on East St.
  
SPONSORSHIP: Sponsors include IslandFM; Western Union; Money Centre;
Burns House; $20 Shops; Vesta Air; Hide Out Restaurant; Styles
Fashion; Oh Andros; Anna's Fashion; Tripoint Communication; Flamingo
Restaurant; BTC and Anna's Discount Center.
 
FOR MORE INFO: Visit
www.sakpasebahamas.net online.
 

 


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