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Large Band of the Year, The Lost TRIBE, has unveiled a new Free Roaming Section featuring sailor mas as part of its 2026 presentation, Island Circus.
The Fashion Unit of Global Trinidad and Tobago has unveiled the 15th edition of its signature LookBook, titled Memories and Milestones—an elegant, genre-defying celebration of Caribbean creativity through the lens of wedding and formal wear fashion.
In any concert or fete, the spotlight naturally falls on the performers who set the mood and keep patrons dancing. But for many attendees, the experience wouldn’t be complete without the bartenders and mixologists whose creativity shines through in the drinks they serve.
The Cunupia-based Apsara Dance Company captivated audiences on Friday with a celebration of Indian dance traditions at its third annual concert, held at the NCIC Nagar.
“I felt as though someone had knocked me down with a big stone. I was hearing the words but it felt like the words weren’t for me.” Consultant paediatrician, cancer survivor, and recently honoured as a Global Hero of Hope by the American Cancer Society, Dr Mariama Alleyne recalls the out-of-body experience of being diagnosed with cancer in 2018.
Nidia Andrews—a name well known in Trinidad and Tobago’s women’s cricket fraternity—is now earning the admiration and respect of the Guyanese people. Two years ago, a trip to Guyana to play cricket changed everything for her.
When seven-year-old Adam Bartholomew sat beside his grandmother at the piano for his first lesson, he had no idea that music and the steelpan in particular would one day carry him to the halls of Harvard and Berklee College of Music.
On June 5, a unique culinary aroma, vibrant presentations, and a spirited energy filled the FOX5 Washington DC television studio during its LION Lunch Hour segment (Like It Or Not), as Trini-born Gillian de Souza made a guest appearance. The segment, titled Celebrate with Caribbean Caterers, was especially meaningful to her as it took place during Caribbean American Heritage Month.
“A lion is stronger than a man, but it does not enable him to dominate the human race. You have neglected the duty you owe to yourselves, and you have lost your natural rights by shutting your eyes to your own interests.”—Sultana’s Dream, 1905
Nadra Supersad is an artist, an avid cook, and a lover of a good lime. At 51 years old, Supersad, who resides in Carapichaima with her family, refuses to be defined by her cancer diagnosis, and in fact is a living contradiction to the general expectations of cancer patients.
Guardian Media photographer NICOLE DRAYTON shares her breast cancer journey with WE magazine.
June is observed in the United States as Caribbean-American Heritage Month, recognising Americans of Caribbean descent and celebrating Caribbean unity, cultural pride, and academic excellence. This year marked the 19th annual observance nationwide, while the Kings County (Brooklyn) courts hosted their third annual celebration on the afternoon of June 27 at the Jury Assembly Room of the Kings County Supreme Court (Criminal Term).
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