




The activity, was organised by the newly formed Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique United (GRENCAP) in collaboration with the Grenada Consulate in New York, was attended by a number of prominent Grenadians living in the tri-state area including past and present members of the diplomatic community and two government ministers – Foreign Affairs and Tourism Minister Peter David and Sports Minister Patrick Simmons.
There were also cultural performances including recital of poems by Wendell DeRiggs and top calypsonians – King Ajamu, Lady Mac, Berbice, Val Adams, among others. The drummers and moko jumbies also featured during the evening.
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