Dainisha Eusebe to represent Dominica at Miss Caribbean | Dominica News

By Leon George

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Dainisha Eusebe to represent Dominica at Miss Caribbean | Dominica News

Dainisha Eusebe will represent Dominica at the Bank of Nevis Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant on August 3 during the 52nd Nevis Culturama Festival.

Dominica: Dominica’s 2026 Carnival Queen, Dainisha Eusebe, is officially set to make her debut at the Bank of Nevis International Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant this coming Monday, August 3, 2026. This will be Danisha Eusebe’s first regional pageant as she hopes to represent the country well and bring the crown home.

Held as part of the 52nd Nevis Culturama Festival, the Miss Caribbean Culture Queen Pageant will take place in St. Kitts and Nevis at NEDACS Cultural Complex commencing at 08:30 p.m. The competition will bring together national winners from other Caribbean islands who will all showcase their countries through culture, talent and national pride while strengthening regional unity and cultural exchange.

24-year-old Eusebe has shared that she is excited to take part in the pageant, stating that it is a great honour to represent Dominica and its culture across the region.

Representing Dominica on the regional stage is both an honour and a responsibility. As the Nature Isle of the Caribbean, we have a very rich culture and a unique identity and I’m so proud to share that with the wider region, stated Miss Dominica 2026.

She further added, “This opportunity is not just about winning a crown; it is about serving as an ambassador for my country and building meaningful connections with my Caribbean sisters. I hope to make Dominica proud and continue that legacy.”

Danishia has extended her gratitude to everyone who will be cheering and supporting her on Monday, sharing that she hopes to make them proud as she represents them with grace, confidence and authenticity.

With every step that I take on that stage, I will carry Dominica in my heart. I will give my very best because I know that I am carrying the pride of my nation, she declared.

Other contestants include Miss Antigua & Barbuda, Zaine Frederick; Miss St. Kitts, Tresjeur Dedier; Miss Nevis, Renee Davis; Miss Anguilla, Jasmin Ruan; and Miss Trinidad & Tobago, Delece Rabathaly.

Moreover, Miss Guyana, Miriam Alexander; Miss St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Elreka Gaymes; Miss U.S. Virgin Islands, Safiah Wharton; and Miss Saint Lucia, Chloe Griffith have also been announced as participants in the pageant.