St. David’s Parish Prepares for Grenada’s 50th Anniversary of Independence

If Grenada To celebrate its 50th anniversary of independence, the parish of St. David has planned a series of unique and exciting events that will run from October to early November.

The parish sees an opportunity to take pride in its own culture, community spirit and historical significance, and is taking up the national theme of “One people, one journey, one future“, which will certainly ensure that residents and visitors come together this year to celebrate together.

A month of celebration in St. David

The masses begin on Sunday, October 6 with an ecumenical service in St David RC Church at 3:00 p.m.

This religious gathering is expected to attract a large number of parishioners, bringing together people of different faiths for a shared reflection on the development Grenada has undergone over the past five decades.

The ecumenical service is the first in a series of people-oriented activities planned in St. David, which the organization hopes will create an atmosphere of appreciation and optimism for the further development of the country.

After the service, the focus will shift to an evening of recognition and achievement. On Friday, October 18, the Awards and Cocktail Event will take place at Westerhall Secondary School at 7:00 p.m.

Such a formal gathering would undoubtedly recognize members of the St. David community who have contributed to the development of the parish. From teachers and health care workers to business leaders and cultural icons, the evening will shine a light on those who have played a crucial role in shaping the parish and its people, and Grenada as a whole.

Reception cocktail for conviviality in a relaxed yet glamorous atmosphere, where many guests would cheer on the awards ceremonies.

Families and residents of all ages are welcome to come and enjoy the Extravaganza and Fun Day on Saturday, November 2nd.

It will take place on La Sagesse playing field from 10:00. The variety of activities held during this event is remarkable. It includes games aimed at children, in addition to cultural performances that will give birth to the rich traditions of St David.

In short, this will be an energetic community event full of fun, with attractions such as food and music, and an open space where people from the area can celebrate together with the locals.

Art in the spotlight

This October the parish will be hosting an art exhibit all month long at the Ebony Art Gallery in Red Gate, Saint DavidThe work of local artists is on display and you can feel the creativity and craftsmanship that went into its creation by all the Grenadian talents.

An exhibition like this provides a cultural interface, while art lovers can enjoy the festivities and all it has to offer.

Reflect on 50 years of independence

St. David’s events offer a creative way to embrace the island’s past while commemorating the country’s 50th anniversary of independence.

The theme is “One People, One Journey, One Future” and reflects Grenada’s commitment to unity and progress. Everyone is invited to participate in this national milestone.

Throughout the month of October, religious, cultural and social events are held to celebrate St. David’s rich contribution to the heritage of this country.

Whether it is the recognition during the awards ceremony or the community spirit that is created during the Extravaganza and Fun Day, it is the parish that leads the lively and meaningful celebration of this important anniversary.