Culture and Events

Dr. Denzil Douglas wins the election and will remain Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis for the next five year term.

Carnival is one of the most anticipated events of the year on St. Kitts. It starts in mid-December going through the beginning of the New Year.

The 9^th Annual 2009 St. Kitts Tourism Awards results are in as Christophe Harbour’s Beach House Restaurant is named “Restaurant of the Year”. Part of the 2500-acre master-planned Christophe Harbour development, the Beach House is… full story >

St. Kitts is busy preparing for the upcoming 2009 Carnival season starting 18 December through 2 January. If you've never attended the Carnival, it's quite a spectacle. Parades, pageants, calypso, and our favorite J'ouvert -- you won't… full story >

Chef Garnier participated in the St. Kitts and Nevis Hotel and Tourism Association Chef of the Year competition winning the silver medal and a spot on the St. Kitts Culinary Team.

Sisters Wendy and Lorraine Lechner teach the basics of Caribbean cooking along with a history of each region and the foods and spices native to it.

Known as the "Christmas Sports," colorful, exotic troupes, and traditional folklore characters -- moko jumbies, masqueraders, bull and acrobats -- bring the streets to life. 

Citing Christophe Harbour as a positive example, St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Denzil L. Douglas spoke to the economic growth his country is seeing, especially within the tourism sector. 

Located at Romney Manor, this local business welcomes visitors to learn the fabric-dying technique during hands-on demonstrations.

The St. Kitts and Nevis Visitor Channel is now online. Segments highlight real estate and Beach House employees, plus a host of information about everything there is to do and see within the Federation.