Ro­tary T&T is bring­ing back its sig­na­ture fundrais­er, Hats & Heels, for a sec­ond daz­zling edi­tion to­mor­row at the Hy­att Re­gency Trinidad. The styl­ish af­ter­noon af­fair runs from 3–6 pm (doors open at 2 pm) and co­in­cides with the In­ter­na­tion­al Day of Peace, un­der­scor­ing Ro­tary’s com­mit­ment to build­ing a more com­pas­sion­ate and in­clu­sive world.

Leg­endary reg­gae singer JC Lodge will per­form in T&T on No­vem­ber 1, bring­ing a wave of nos­tal­gia to lo­cal mu­sic lovers.

Pa­trons of WAND’s Den­im & Di­a­monds fundrais­er held at VICE night­club on Sep­tem­ber 13 were treat­ed to an un­for­get­table evening filled with non-stop en­ter­tain­ment, en­er­gy, and ex­cite­ment.

Some of the na­tion’s top ju­nior steel­bands will con­verge on the grounds of San Juan North Sec­ondary School on Sep­tem­ber 27 for a Youth Steel­pan Jam­boree de­scribed by the school’s Mu­sic De­part­ment as “a plat­form for emerg­ing steel­pan mu­si­cians.”

Even on a week­end vis­it, To­ba­go re­wards the trav­eller who ris­es ear­ly and em­braces the sea. In a sin­gle day, three beach­es—Buc­coo, Tur­tle Beach and Stone Haven—trace a jour­ney through vil­lage life, nat­ur­al won­der and qui­et re­lax­ation.

Chile’s cel­e­brat­ed An­tuma­pu Folk­loric Bal­let will make its Caribbean de­but lat­er this month with a per­for­mance at Queen’s Hall, Port of Spain, on Sep­tem­ber 30 at 6.30 pm.

On Au­gust 27, the in­ti­mate stage at Kafe Blue pulsed with the adage “Mu­sic is Love,” as ten dis­tin­guished mu­si­cians gath­ered for Pan by Storm, a stir­ring trib­ute to the late Ken “Pro­fes­sor” Philmore. The evening be­came both a cel­e­bra­tion of his mu­sic and a re­minder of his tow­er­ing lega­cy in the steel­pan world.

Last week­end, the stage at Queen’s Hall be­came a can­vas for some of the most press­ing strug­gles fac­ing young peo­ple to­day.

In a warm ges­ture, Mex­i­can Am­bas­sador Hugo Morales has ex­tend­ed an open in­vi­ta­tion to na­tion­als of T&T to vis­it Mex­i­co for the 2026 FI­FA World Cup.

Caribbean cin­e­ma that wres­tles with mem­o­ry,re­sis­tance, self­hood, and eco­log­i­cal stew­ard­ship will head­line the 2025 Trinidad+To­ba­go Film Fes­ti­val (TTFF).

Ker­ry Mon­tano holds a BA in Health and Nu­tri­tion from Queen’s Uni­ver­si­ty in Kingston, On­tario, and is al­so a cer­ti­fied health coach and per­son­al train­er.

In the space of just 40 days, what be­gan as a chance con­ver­sa­tion at the Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah turned in­to a sto­ry that would change lives: two teenage girls, large­ly over­looked on the lo­cal ath­let­ics cir­cuit, sud­den­ly pack­ing their bags for Texas on full ath­let­ic schol­ar­ships.