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Sashing Ceremony for 2024 Miss Guyana Culture Queen Finalists set for today

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April 28, 2024
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The stage is set, the spotlight poised, and the excitement is palpable as Miss Guyana Culture Queen proudly announced its ten finalists for the highly anticipated 2024 edition. 

These finalists will be officially sashed this Sunday through a Ceremony being held at The Windjammer Banquet Hall. 

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After a rigorous selection process, the ten finalists have emerged, each embodying the essence of Guyanese beauty, grace, and cultural pride. These remarkable young women are not only vying for the prestigious title of Miss Guyana Culture Queen but also aspiring to represent their nation with dignity and excellence on the regional stage. 

As Guyana’s ambassador to the Miss Caribbean Culture pageant, the eventual winner of Miss Guyana Culture Queen 2024 will represent Guyana at the Miss Caribbean Culture pageant. With the momentum of last year’s victory behind her, Guyana aims to make history once again by securing back-to-back wins at the regional level after the history-making win from Shemina Peroune last year. 

The finalists for Miss Guyana Culture Queen 2024 are: 

  1. Miriam Alexander 
  2. Precious Barrow 
  3. Teija Edwards 
  4. Anika Felicien 
  5. Shanae Heber 
  6. Shequana Holder 
  7. Tiqumba Hunte 
  8. Jahniah Joseph
  9. Kayla McAllister 
  10. Alicia Walcott 

These finalists will undergo rigorous training and preparation, guided by seasoned mentors and industry experts, such as Randy Madray, Alicia Bess and more, to hone their skills and polish their presentations. 

As Guyana sets its sights on the Miss Caribbean Culture crown for the second consecutive year, the journey begins with the selection of its representative at Miss Guyana Culture Queen 2024. 

About Miss Guyana Culture Queen: 

Miss Guyana Culture Queen is an annual beauty pageant dedicated to celebrating the beauty and cultural heritage of Guyana. Founded on the principles of empowerment, inclusivity, and cultural preservation, the pageant aims to showcase the diverse traditions and talents of Guyanese women while promoting unity and pride in Guyanese culture. 

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