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Sunday, July 27, 2025

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Vieanna Tirbanie explores the Caroni Swamp.

Vieanna Tirbanie explores the Caroni Swamp.

COURTESY SILVERPIN STUDIOS.

Vieanna Tirbanie on mission to save the mangroves

Yes­ter­day marked the 10th an­niver­sary of World Man­grove Day–a UN­ESCO-adopt­ed day aim­ing to raise aware­ness about the im­por­tance of man­grove ecosys­tems and pro­mote their sus­tain­able man­age­ment, con­ser­va­tion, and use.

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Ryan Bachoo
Sun Jul 27 2025
Dr Yardesh Singh

Dr Yardesh Singh

Trini surgeon leads life-saving kidney transplant in The Bahamas

It took a fa­ther’s love and a Trinida­di­an sur­geon’s steady hands to come to­geth­er in a spe­cial mo­ment that not on­ly saved a life, but al­so made med­ical his­to­ry in the Caribbean.

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Sun Jul 27 2025
Natalie Rogers-Cropper

Natalie Rogers-Cropper

Natalie Rogers-Cropper: A life in motion

For more than three decades, Na­tal­ie Rogers-Crop­per has em­bod­ied a style, a dis­ci­pline, and a lega­cy. Ac­tor, ed­u­ca­tor, di­rec­tor and mul­ti­ple-award-win­ning dancer, she has spent her life mov­ing—across coun­tries, across gen­er­a­tions, and across stages — with the Fa­gan tech­nique puls­ing through every step.

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Sandra L Blood
Sun Jul 27 2025
Janice Learmond-Criqui

Janice Learmond-Criqui

Janice Learmond-Criqui set to release relationship guidebook

Jan­ice Lear­mond-Criqui has nev­er been one to fol­low a tra­di­tion­al script. A cer­ti­fied pro­fes­sion­al life coach, she is set to re­lease her book en­ti­tled He Said the Right Things but Did He Mean Them–A Woman’s Guide to Un­der­stand­ing the Game, Guard­ing Her Heart and Grow­ing Her Worth. She has de­vot­ed many years to shap­ing, sup­port­ing, and in­spir­ing peo­ple. How­ev­er, her sto­ry has tak­en var­i­ous un­prece­dent­ed twists and turns, and her abil­i­ty to sur­mount chal­lenges with grace and poise has been an in­spi­ra­tion in and of it­self.

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Fayola KJ Fraser
Sun Jul 27 2025
Queen Omega

Queen Omega

Global album finds its soul in Emancipation Day

When Bran­don Beck­with set out to cre­ate the most cul­tur­al­ly di­verse al­bum ever made, he didn’t ex­pect to stum­ble up­on a cel­e­bra­tion that would re­shape his world­view: Eman­ci­pa­tion Day.

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Sat Jul 26 2025
Cece Winans

Cece Winans

Marissa Roberts Photography

CeCe Winans concert poised to inspire nation amid SoE

Mo­ti­va­tion­al speak­er Pas­tor Luke Quam­i­na be­lieves the up­com­ing CeCe Winans: More Than This Trinidad con­cert is ar­riv­ing at ex­act­ly the right mo­ment for a na­tion in need of hope.

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Fri Jul 25 2025
Tsai-ann Koon How

Tsai-ann Koon How

Rishi Ragoonath

Daronté Guadeloupe Unveils Feelings: The Collection

On Ju­ly 13, fash­ion de­sign­er Daron­té Guade­loupe un­veiled his lat­est mas­ter­piece, Feel­ings: The Col­lec­tion, dur­ing an in­ti­mate run­way show that cap­ti­vat­ed a hand­picked au­di­ence of fash­ion con­nois­seurs. The night was one of raw emo­tion, bold artistry, and un­for­get­table style—a cel­e­bra­tion not just of fash­ion, but of mem­o­ry, mean­ing, and the en­dur­ing pow­er of self-ex­pres­sion.

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Thu Jul 24 2025
The Mighty Sparrow

The Mighty Sparrow

SAPA and NAPA set to celebrate Calypso King Sparrow

“Trinidad and To­ba­go, get ready to show your love for the great­est ca­lyp­son­ian to ever walk this earth—the Mighty Spar­row, the Ca­lyp­so King of the World,” de­clares Spek­taku­la Pro­mo­tions, pro­duc­ers of the up­com­ing trib­ute con­certs Thank You Spar­row.

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Thu Jul 24 2025
Managing director of Prestige Lanes Wendell Rattan.

Managing director of Prestige Lanes Wendell Rattan.

Rishi Ragoonath

Prestige Lanes rolls out a new era of family fun

The wait is over—it’s time to bowl! Pres­tige Lanes of­fi­cial­ly opened its doors at the C3 Cen­tre last Fri­day, bring­ing a world-class bowl­ing ex­pe­ri­ence to south Trinidad.

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Wed Jul 23 2025
Divorce performed and choreographed by Riley Parish of LABT

Divorce performed and choreographed by Riley Parish of LABT

Edison Boodoosingh

She Too: A dance tribute to legacy, continuity, and community

From June 27 to 29, the stage of Queen’s Hall pulsed with move­ment, mem­o­ry, and mean­ing as the As­tor John­son Reper­to­ry Dance The­atre (AJRDT) pre­sent­ed She Too, a pow­er­ful week­end of per­for­mances root­ed in the themes of con­ti­nu­ity, cre­ativ­i­ty, and com­mu­ni­ty.

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Wed Jul 23 2025
Dr Kamla Dhyani

Dr Kamla Dhyani

Dr Kamla Dhyani: A Journey of music and cultural mission

Dr Kam­la Dhyani’s jour­ney is a pow­er­ful blend of pur­pose, pas­sion and per­se­ver­ance. Orig­i­nal­ly hail­ing from In­dia, Dr Dhyani’s work has tran­scend­ed bound­aries in the de­vel­op­ment and en­rich­ment of the per­form­ing arts both in T&T and in­ter­na­tion­al­ly.

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Fayola K J Fraser
Sun Jul 20 2025
 Victoria Maharaj performing at the National Council of Indian Culture.

Victoria Maharaj performing at the National Council of Indian Culture.

Victoria Maharaj: A voice for tradition in a changing world

On Au­gust 20, Vic­to­ria Am­ri­ta Ma­haraj will per­form at the Kali Ya­tra Fes­ti­val 2025. It will be an­oth­er ma­jor step in her mu­si­cal jour­ney, one that has been rich in cul­tur­al his­to­ry and en­dur­ing lega­cy. The 25 year old is quick­ly ris­ing as one of the most promi­nent In­do-Trinida­di­an mu­si­cians in the coun­try. From vo­cals to the vi­o­lin, Ma­haraj has been per­form­ing at mi­nor and ma­jor events across the na­tion.

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Ryan Bachoo
Sun Jul 20 2025
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