Carnival
Grants for Unsponsored Bands
The Ministry Of Tourism, Culture And The Arts Grants $4 Million To Unsponsored Steel Bands For Carnival 2024
The Ministry Of Tourism, Culture And The Arts Grants $4 Million To Unsponsored Steel Bands For Carnival 2024
Scarborough, Tobago – In the true spirit of Carnival inclusivity and fostering widespread success, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and the Arts has announced significant grant support for unsponsored steel bands. This crucial financial assistance recognizes the vital and integral role these bands play in the upcoming Panorama festivities, ensuring a more level playing field for all participants.
Trevicia Phillips, who has been providing extensive coverage of our local steel bands, has the full details on this welcome initiative. The grants aim to empower these groups, allowing them to better prepare and showcase their talent on the grand stage, thereby enriching the overall Carnival 2025 experience. This move underscores the Ministry’s commitment to preserving and promoting the national instrument and its cultural significance.
[WATCH MORE]
Tobago to Showcase Steelpan Artistry at Official Panorama Launch
Tobago Carnival Monarch of Mas, Soca Titans Registration, and Event Submissions Now Open
NEW NCC BOARD INSTALLED
Dr. Denise Tsoiafatt-Angus: Carnival Needs Investment & Better Planning
Marcellin Nedd Calls for More Funding for Tobago Carnival Bands
Senior Parade of the Bands Celebrates Traditional Characters