JCI returns after cancellation

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JCI Antigua, has announced the return of the highly anticipated 2024 Jaycees Queen Show.

After the pageant’s cancellation, this much-awaited event is set to captivate audiences once again with an extraordinary display of beauty, talent, and grace, emblematic of its rich legacy spanning over 60 years.

The success of this year’s Jaycees Queen Show is made possible through a dynamic partnership with Antigua Cruise Port (ACP) and the Government of Antigua and Barbuda. As the title sponsor, Antigua Cruise Port has generously supported and provided leadership to bring this event to fruition.

Their commitment, alongside the steadfast support of JCI Antigua’s partners and the community, ensures that this year’s show will be a resounding success.

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JCI Antigua’s President, Therese Mills, has expressed her heartfelt gratitude to Antigua Cruise Port for their significant contribution and unwavering dedication to the shared vision.

With their support and the backing of the community, JCI Antigua is poised to make the 2024 Jaycees Queen Show an unforgettable experience.

The Government of Antigua and Barbuda has played a pivotal role in enabling JCI Antigua to fulfill its mission and vision.

Their continued support reinforces the importance of this cherished tradition in the nation’s cultural tapestry.

The Jaycees Queen Show celebrates the beauty, talent, and diversity of the region and holds a special place in the hearts of the organizers.

Ms. Mills added that, with the support of sponsors and the community, they are excited to continue this tradition and honor the remarkable individuals who grace their stage. JCI Antigua invites everyone to join in the festivities and be a part of this unforgettable event, commemorating the enduring legacy of the 2024 Jaycees Queen Show.

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