The Burning Flames Band, a legendary musical group from Antigua and Barbuda, will be celebrated as honored guests at this year’s Independence Gala in New York. Organized by the Consulate General of Antigua and Barbuda, the event will take place on November 15th at the prestigious Glen Island Harbour Club. This year’s gala marks the 44th anniversary of the nation’s independence and will feature the theme “Red and Gold,” a nod to the band’s iconic name and fiery musical legacy. The Burning Flames, a family band, have been a cornerstone of the annual gala for several years, captivating audiences with their vibrant performances. This year, they will not only entertain but also be recognized for their enduring contributions to Antiguan and Barbudan culture. Ambassador Walton Webson, Antigua and Barbuda’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, emphasized the band’s significance, stating that their recognition is well-deserved. He highlighted the gala as an opportunity for the diaspora to express their admiration and gratitude. Tickets for the event are in high demand, with prices ranging from $200 to $250, reflecting the anticipation surrounding what is expected to be the largest Independence Gala to date. The Consulate General urges the community to attend and celebrate both the nation’s independence and the band’s 40-year musical journey, which has brought joy and pride to countless individuals. For ticket inquiries, contact the New York Office at 646-215-6013 or 646-215-6047.
Burning Flames to receive special tribute at Independence Gala in New York
