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Violinist Karen Briggs plays with The Lao Tizer band at The Ultimate Celebration Night, the final night of Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival at Pigeon Island on Sunday.
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An immersive experience by Vince Fraser
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Author and environmental activist, Katrina Khan-Roberts.
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Jamaican chef Rameish Desouza shows the dish he created for the Norwegian Seafood Council’s international saltfish showcase.
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The La Divina Pastora statue
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The electrifying stage play, Anansi & the 10 Dragons, part of the Season of Anansi National Folklore Festival 2025, returns for one night only at Queen’s Hall next Wednesday.
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Violinist Karen Briggs plays with The Lao Tizer band at The Ultimate Celebration Night, the final night of Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival at Pigeon Island on Sunday.
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After nearly two weeks of music and creativity, the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival reached its thrilling climax over the final four days, offering a seamless and spectacular journey from jazz purity to global musical fusion.
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Marina Salandy-Brown never returned to Trinidad for comfort. When she stepped off the plane in 2004, it was not nostalgia but duty that called her back. Her mother, Honora Marie Salandy, was ageing. She would live past 100. Marina, her only daughter, left a decades-long career at the BBC to care for her.
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Dr Nicole Grimes dedicates her time to the promotion of small, micro and medium businesses from the Caribbean diaspora.
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An immersive experience by Vince Fraser
UK digital art icon Vince Fraser, known for his immersive virtual experiences showcased in London, Dubai, Paris, and the United States, will digitally deliver the feature address today at the Gala Launch of The Black Infinite: The Global Rise of Afro-Futurism Exhibition & Seminar, part of The Season of Anansi National Folklore Festival 2025.
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With Michael Cherrie and Roxann Nadine Remekie in the directors’ chairs, UTT’s Academy for the Performing Arts chose US playwright Kenneth Lonergan’s 30-year-old tragicomedy This is Our Youth to challenge the skills of three young and promising student thespians on May 9.
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Author and environmental activist, Katrina Khan-Roberts.
Veteran Caribbean journalists will tell you that while climate change is becoming a household word now, they’ve been covering and talking about the issue since the 1980s. This gradual change in the environment is what drew a young Katrina Khan-Roberts to pursue a life defending the environment.
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Jamaican chef Rameish Desouza shows the dish he created for the Norwegian Seafood Council’s international saltfish showcase.
Jamaican chef Rameish Desouza recently travelled to Ålesund, Norway, to take part in the Norwegian Seafood Council’s international saltfish showcase. He joined five other chefs from key saltfish markets—including Portugal, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Mexico—each bringing their own unique culinary styles and cultural influences to the experience.
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For students studying abroad, homesickness is a real issue, but Dalise Lockhart will tell you it’s not the only issue. They face many challenges in a new city and environment.
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Orchid vendor Joel Kennedy of Sangre Grande tends to his display
Shastri Boodan
The T&T Orchid Society’s (TTOS) Mother’s Day Orchid Show and Sale drew nearly 4,000 patrons to the Preysal High School in Couva over the weekend.
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The La Divina Pastora statue
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Mary, Hope Of Christians was the theme for the Feast of La Divina Pastora which was celebrated at the Siparia RC Church on Sunday.
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Zerkiphe Francis performing “Who Next” by Chock Dusk.
Rishi Ragoonath
The University of the West Indies (UWI) Department of Creative and Festival Arts (DCFA), in collaboration with the Malick Folk Performing Company (CMT), presented On The Line, a captivating theatrical showcase, on April 25 and 26 at Queen’s Hall, Port-of-Spain.
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Sherwin Rackal with one of his puppets, Anansi the Spider, at last year’s Bocas Lit Fest.
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Rubadiri Victor with a headpiece from a dragon costume
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Violinist Karen Briggs plays with The Lao Tizer band at The Ultimate Celebration Night, the final night of Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival at Pigeon Island on Sunday.
Andrea De Silva
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An immersive experience by Vince Fraser
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Author and environmental activist, Katrina Khan-Roberts.
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Jamaican chef Rameish Desouza shows the dish he created for the Norwegian Seafood Council’s international saltfish showcase.
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