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The Annual Sports and Creative Industry Open House set to take place this Saturday.

August 24, 2018

The Annual Sports and Creative Industry Open House set to take place this Saturday.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport in collaboration with the National Sports Institute (NSI) is happy to announce that the Annual Sports and Creative Industry Open House for the general public takes place this Saturday August 25th 2018 from 1pm to 6pm at the Raoul Illidge Sports Complex in Cay Hill under the themes #SportsMatter and #TheArts. The event is free to the public.

The Department of Sports and the Department of Culture urges all residents to come out and get more information on the various sports and creative industry related activities, products and services there are on the island for all ages. The main goal of the Open House is to stimulate and educate the community of the importance of Sports and the Arts as well as promote clean eating and healthy living. The field of Raoul Illidge will be transformed into an Expo venue where the sports and creative industry organizations and businesses can interact with the general public, give out information, exhibit, demonstrate, promote, register potential members and even sell their products or services to the persons in attendance.

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Various sports organizations in the areas of judo, boxing, taekwondo, cycling, triathlon, sailing, baseball, volleyball, cricket, track and field, softball, table tennis, chess and basketball will be on site to give demonstrations throughout the day and provide the general public with information and details on how to register. Fitness and healthy lifestyle businesses will also be on site to exhibit their products and provide more information on the services they provide. Creative arts organizations also in attendance at the Open House include dance schools, art schools, entertainment and photography organizations.

As a special treat to those in attendance, every hour there will be free sport and creative industry related activities that the general public can participate in, no registration required. At 1pm, there will be a free water aerobics class by Olga Subbota and a free dance class by the National Institute of the Arts (NIA). At 2 pm, Hall of Fame Fitness Owner Learie Hall will give a free power Zumba workout session followed by a Soccer shoot out at 3pm for all the soccer fanatics. At 4pm, Kalaboom Fitness will give a free soca workout session given by Fabiana Richardson and at 5 pm, come out and watch our local Ministers and Parliamentarians go head to head in a 100 meter dash.

The Open House is executed by the Department of Sports and the Department of Culture in collaboration with the National Sports Institute (NSI), the Division of Educational Innovations (DEI), The St. Maarten Sports Olympic Federation (SMSOF) and the National Sports Organizations (NSO). This event is part of the 2018 #SportsMatter awareness campaign which aims to increase the awareness and participation of the local community in Sports and Sport related activities as one of the key contributors to the psycho-social wellbeing of the citizens of St. Maarten. Please check out the Department of Sports SXM Facebook page for more information on the Open House, all upcoming events and sport related news on the island.

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/29920-the-annual-sports-and-creative-industry-open-house-set-to-take-place-this-saturday.html

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/the-annual-sports-and-creative-industry-open-house-set-to-take-place-this-saturday/

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