By Celestine Chacon
September 27, 2024
The annual event ‘Tasinpansa,’ organized by the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs, has concluded successfully, celebrating the rich cultural diversity of Indigenous Peoples.
The festivities, which began on Tuesday, wrapped up last evening with an array of captivating performances in the capital city, Georgetown.
Main Street was alive with energy as attendees enjoyed lively dances, steel pan music, spoken word poetry, and a variety of other unique cultural presentations.
The event showcased the vibrant talents of various groups, highlighting the heritage and traditions of Indigenous communities.
Additionally, ten delegates competing for the Miss Amerindian Heritage Crown made their introductory appearance during the final night.
These young women represent regions one through ten in Guyana and will participate in the Heritage Pageant scheduled for Monday, October 30, at the National Cultural Centre.
The event successfully fostered a greater appreciation for Indigenous cultures and unity among diverse communities.