The Antigua and Barbuda Festivals Commission has revealed a bold new logo for the nation’s 43rd Independence celebrations. The design uses bright colours and national symbols to showcase pride and unity. Officials say the logo reflects the spirit of resilience and creativity that define the twin-island nation.

The Commission also announced a full 10 days of activities leading up to Independence Day. The celebrations will begin on October 25 and run until November 3. Events will include cultural showcases, music, food fairs, and a grand Independence Parade. Organisers want to highlight local talent and create a strong sense of community across the islands.

Independence Day remains one of the most important moments on the national calendar. The new branding aims to bring more young people into the festivities while honouring traditions that shaped the country since 1981. Officials say this year’s programme will balance modern creativity with cultural heritage.

Antiguans and Barbudans at home and abroad are encouraged to take part in the upcoming celebrations. The Commission promises a mix of entertainment, education, and national pride.

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