Latest Events in Saint Lucia(April Updated)

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The Ella Mai: Do You Still Love Me? Tour is set to captivate audiences in Charlotte on August 16, 2026, at the renowned Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre. Located at 1000 NC Music Factory Blvd, this iconic venue will host an unforgettable evening of soulful melodies and heartfelt performances. Ella Mai, celebrated for her chart-topping hits and soulful voice, promises an evening of musical brilliance that will resonate deeply with fans. The tour, named after her poignant single, is anticipated to be a profound exploration of love and emotion, showcasing her exceptional vocal prowess and lyrical depth. Attendees can expect a meticulously curated setlist, blending new releases with fan favorites, ensuring a night of pure musical enchantment. The Ella Mai: Do You Still Love Me? Tour is more than just a concert; it is a journey through the highs and lows of love, delivered by one of today's most compelling R&B artists.

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IVY LAB — NIGHT ONE UK pressure, no shortcuts. Ivy Lab opens the two-night run with a dedicated drum & bass set , diving deep into fast tempos, rolling rhythms, and the dark, technical side of their sound. Expect heavyweight basslines, razor-sharp drums, and the kind of energy that only happens when a room locks into high BPMs together. For the heads. For the ravers. Information Source: The Rabbit Hole | eventbrite

Come celebrate Black history with us at our Festival filled with music, food, games, and more! Black History 365! NColor Announces Inaugural Charlotte NColor Festival as Part of Statewide NColor Festival Tour Charlotte, NC — May 2nd, 2026 — On May 2, we’re proud to launch Charlotte NColor Festival — the third stop of WilmingtoNColor’s statewide NColor Project, an ambitious effort to take Black storytelling across North Carolina to the next level. This festival is an expansion of WilmingtoNColor and brings history, culture, and community together in one immersive experience. Attendees will: • Learn about the 1898 government overthrow in Wilmington, NC • Explore The Queen City’s heritage and Black history and culture  • Engage with art, games, music, and cultural activations that celebrate Black excellence across the state 🎟️ Passes are pay-what-you-can to ensure accessibility for all. 🤝 We’re actively welcoming vendors, partners, supporters, and sponsors to be part of this movement. This isn’t just an event — it’s a blueprint for how Black history, culture, and storytelling can live, travel, and thrive across North Carolina. “This festival is about joy, truth, and community,” said WilmingtoNColor Heritage Tours Founder Cedric Harrison. “We believe history should be experienced, not just read about. NColor Festivals allow families to celebrate their city’s culture while also learning how the events of 1898 in Wilmington still shape North Carolina — and America — today.” The Charlotte event follows WilmingtoNColor’s WilmingtonNColor festival in Wilmington on February 21, and Durham NColor Festival on March 28th NColor Heritage tours is known for WilmingtoNColor Heritage Tours its immersive, multimedia “Time Machine”-style experiences that combine storytelling, historic sites, and present-day cultural connections. Through the NColor Festival Tour, the organization aims to expand its impact beyond tours and create large-scale community spaces where education, celebration, and reflection can exist together. Information Source: WilimngtoNcolor | eventbrite