Kooyman joins Foreday Morning Jam for another year

A mix of culture, creativity, and community, with a splash of vibrant Kooyman colour, spiced up the festival atmosphere in the Kooyman Megastore car park last Saturday, as the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) and Kooyman announced Kooyman’s sponsorship of the Foreday Morning Jam for the second consecutive year.

The event provided an electrifying kickoff to the August 3 event, as the energetic Amory Spinny Holder gave revellers a taste of what’s in store for 2024 with his trademark  Cultural Cardio session in the car park.

Highlighting Kooyman’s commitment to local culture and fostering community creativity, CEO Juri Kooyman said the company was pleased to extend its partnership with the NCF as the lead sponsor of the Foreday Morning Jam.

“This sponsorship recognises the rich cultural heritage of our Bill Festival and its positive impact on the community, and Kooyman is pleased to support and help preserve these traditions. Our sponsorship of Foreday Morning Jam also provides a platform for creative expression. We know that by investing in cultural events, we can inspire future generations to contribute and continue to build the bond of community,” Kooyman stated.

The CEO said Kooyman was thrilled to have two exceptional Bajan entertainers, Amory Spinny Holder and dancer Nandi Yard, on board with the megastore this year, adding even more energy to Foreday Morning0.

“Nandi and Spinny are innovative, energetic, and exemplary young entertainers whose passion for Crop Over and culture makes them an excellent fit to share the message of community, culture, and creativity that we at Kooyman want to communicate.”

Once again, this year, exciting treats are in store for Kooyman customers, who will benefit from special in-store promotions and product discounts on paint products.

“These promotions are our way of giving back to the community and ensuring that everyone can join in celebrating this season of Crop Over and the Foreday Morning Jam, which this year also coincides with Kooyman’s ongoing celebrations marking 85 years of service to the Caribbean,” Kooyman said.
(PR)