A cultural extravaganza
BVI News Staff - Tuesday, August 7th, 2012 at 12:28 PM
Colours lit up the streets of Road on August 7 as the Annual Cultural made its way to the Claudette Boopie Smith Festival Village.
The parade saw entries depicting historical and cultural icons, and also saw businesses such as Delta Petroleum being a part of the parade.
One of the highlights was the fact that most of the entry participants shook bottles as the 2012 Showtime Band hit “Shake the Bottle” blasted over loud speakers. Entries such as the Anasazi and Sunshine Dancers wowed with the well-choreographed routines.
Winners of the parade have not yet been announced. But BVI News Online will provide updates of this as becomes available.
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i could understand the monday jouvert stoping at 7 because of the parade.but what is the excuse of the tuesday jouvert stoping at 7? in my opinion tuesday should be the main jovert day.
theres church services going on it needed to stop
loved these kids, lord knows they worked hard. All the kids in the parade did a good job and everyone should applaud them as I am sure they were tired but were still jamming!!!
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