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It’s on Tonight! Miss Guyana Culture Queen 2024 Coronation

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June 21, 2024
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The highly anticipated Miss Guyana Culture Queen Pageant is set to host its second production on June 21st, 2024, at the Guyana Marriott. This event will determine Guyana’s representative for the esteemed Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant, scheduled to take place in St. Kitts this August. 

Following the success of last year’s inaugural Miss Guyana Culture Queen Pageant, the reigning queen, Shemina Peroune, made history by becoming the first Guyanese winner of the Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant. Her remarkable achievement has set a high standard and ignited national pride, fueling the excitement for this year’s competition. 

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This year, ten exceptional women from across Guyana will compete for the coveted crown and title, under the theme “Legends – Tribute to Guyanese Cricket”. These contestants, each embodying grace, intelligence, and cultural pride, will showcase their talents and dedication to become the next ambassador of Guyanese culture on the Caribbean stage. 

“We are thrilled to see the immense talent and cultural pride these young women bring to the pageant,” said the Franchise Holder, Randy Madray. “Shemina’s victory last year was a groundbreaking moment for Guyana, and we are confident that this year’s contestants will continue to shine and make us proud.” 

The event promises to be a night of glamour, cultural celebration, and fierce competition as the contestants vie for the opportunity to represent Guyana at the Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant. With the nation’s eyes set on a back-to-back victory, the anticipation is building for who will be crowned the next Miss Guyana Culture Queen. 

The 10 finalists for Miss Guyana Culture Queen 2024 are:

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

Join us on June 21st at the Guyana Marriott Hotel for an unforgettable evening celebrating the beauty, talent, and cultural richness of Guyana. 

About Miss Guyana Culture Queen: 

The Miss Guyana Culture Queen Pageant is a prestigious national event that celebrates the beauty, talent, and cultural heritage of Guyanese women. The winner represents Guyana at the Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant, showcasing the nation’s rich cultural traditions and values on an international stage. 

For invitation to the coronation, please contact: 

Gabriella Chapman 

Public Relations Manager  

Miss Guyana Culture Queen Organisation  

Email: gabriella.prservices@gmail.com 

Phone: +592-700-3333

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