Dominica: Join World Creole Music Festival Roadshow on Sept 2 for thrilling experience
(PC – Facebook account of Dominica Festivals)
The Dominica Festivals Committee is all set to host the World Creole Music Festival Roadshow on Saturday, September 2, 2023. The DFC is inviting all citizens, residents and tourists for an electrifying experience coming their way.
The Roadshow will be held from Roseau to Portsmouth from 10 am onwards. The stops during the World Creole Music Festival Roadshow will include Ma Boyd, Massacre Basketball Court, Coulibistrie Bridge, Boroughs Square, and Purple Turtle. This exclusive offer is not one to miss, and the Season Ticket Special costs just $375.
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While inviting everyone to the Roadshow, the DFC said, “We’re cranking up the excitement with the WCMF Roadshow, and it’s coming to a town near you! From Roseau to Portsmouth, we’re bringing the vibes and the beats, ensuring you’re fully charged for the Caribbean’s grandest music festival.”
“It’s your golden ticket to an unforgettable musical spectacle only the WCMF can deliver. Also, get specials and giveaways from the WCMF partners,” outlined the Dominica Festivals Committee.
The Roadshow will include the WCMF Train, led by the unstoppable DJ Unstoppable Shax and the incredible DJ MJ, keeping the energy pumping all day long.
The Festivals Committee asked everyone to mark their calendars and join them for a day of music, excitement and camaraderie and added, “Let’s celebrate the legacy of Creole music together!” The spots can be secured by registering through https://brnw.ch/21wBTm5.
The celebration for the most awaited nights in the Commonwealth of Dominica has begun and will be marked by this roadshow. The World Creole Music Festival is held annually in Dominica and features several musicians, singers and performers from across the world.
The festival is joined by people from all over the Caribbean as they await to be part of this exceptional music festival in Dominica. The festival will be held on the last three days of October and will bring huge excitement to Dominica.
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