Other People's Money in St.Thomas

Pistarckle Theater in St. Thomas Virgin Islands is staging a production of Other People’s Money. This deals with corporate greed, and is as relevant now as it was when it first premiered in the late 1980's. Don't miss the special pay as little as $5 or whatever you can afford performance on Thursday, March 18. Click for more.

Guardian of the culture

Ricardo Alegria, a native of Old San Juan, was the Don Quixote of the Old City, who saved the crumbling seven blocks from destruction in the 1950s. He recalls pleading with the bishop to spare a former convent, now the historic Hotel El Convento. Click for more.

It's Bacchanel time in Jamaica

Jamaica’s Bacchanal began in 1989 when over 300 revelers participated in the first carnival parade. Throughout the years, Jamaica has produced inventive mas bands and thematic celebration not easily forgotten. Click for more.

Barbadian artist tackles social issues

The creatively provocative Barbadian artist Annalee Davis, who has exhibited her work throughout the Caribbean and abroad for more than 20 years, will curate the art exhibition for the Caribbean Studies Association Annual Conference in Barbados from May 24 to 28, 2010. Click for more.

Group works to save Haiti's art

They met at the Haitian Embassy in Washington D.C. to discuss the aftermath of Haiti’s earthquake. Unlike most meetings, this one didn’t focus on medical care for survivors. Its chief concern was culture and the future of Haitian arts. Click for more.

Visit these museums in the Caribbean

They are the guardians of Caribbean culture, providing information and inspiration to each generation. You'll find arts, architecture, natural and nautical history and much more. Click for more.

Zouk in Guadeloupe

Zouk music, which originated in Guadeloupe, and Martinique has an mistakable rythmn. Zouk means "party," and it will make anyone feel festive. Click for more.

Educator and fungi master

Elmore Stoutt, spent 46 years in education and is credited with making massive improvements. He is also an engaging entertainer and known as one of the islands' most intriguing fungi masters. Click for more.

Antigua and Barbuda planning fifth international literary festival

The organizers of the Antigua Barbuda International Literary Festival are now planning an exciting 2010 Festival for the fall. Co founder Joy Bramble says "We welcome all people who believe that reading and education are the cornerstones for our children's future success”. Click for more.

Reichhold Center season continues through May

The Reichhold Center for the Arts in St. Thomas continues its 31st season with a diverse line up of entertainers. Click for more.

Caribbean Community Theater goes silver with razzle dazzle

Caribbean Community Theater will stage a fundraiser, Razzle Dazzle 'Em! - 25 years of Caribbean Community Theater, directed by Michael Armendariz. This once in a lifetime event will showcase songs and skits from CCT’s productions over the past 25 years. Click for more.

Museum Association of the Caribbean

The Museums Association of the Caribbean (MAC) was founded to bring island cultures, mueums professionals, and the public together. Click for more.

Dates set for St. Kitts Music Fest

Organizers of St. Kitts Music Festival have recently announced that the island’s 14th annual event is set for June 24 to 26, 2010 at Warner Park Stadium. Click for more.

Find artists, galleries and theatre in the Virgin Islands

Native, local and visiting artists have created a terrific treasure trove of art in the Virgin Islands. Check out these links to some of the most notable galleries, and established and emerging artists. Click for more.

Straw market coming back to the Bahamas

The government of the Bahamas has signed a contract with Cavalier Construction Company to construct the new Bay Street Straw Market in Nassau, replacing the old market, which was destroyed by fire in September 2001. Click for more.

Music, mas and more

It is an exhilarating experience,which engages all the senses. A Caribbean carnival has the allure of the Academy Awards, and almost as much preparation. Click for more.

San Juan's showcase for native arts

If you walk quickly on Fortaleza Street in Old San Juan you may miss what appears to be a small storefront. It is actually two floors of gallery space brimming with fine art and crafts, native to Puerto Rico. Click for more.

Vision outside the classroom

Gene Emanuel communicates Virgin Islands, Caribbean and African culture. He creates cultural resources with a special eye on folk life. Click for more.

Cultural and heritage tourism in St. Croix

CHANT, a local not for profit organization on the island, is sharing St. Croix’s abundance with visitors who want a healthy dose of culture, history and authenticity, served with their sun and sand. Click for more.

Dancing the bamboula

The Bamboula, an African dance, music and drumming tradition is a dramatic expression of rebellion and determination. Click for more.

Papa Bois

Papa Bois, a Trinidad folk hero, lives in the forest and protects the animals. He gets animals out of snares and treats sick animals at his dwelling. Click for more.

St. Croix based film featured in New York City

Hispanic/Latino Heritage Group, SOMOS, in partnership with IPG’s Multicultural Employee Resource Groups for Excellence (MERGE), celebrated Hispanic Heritage with a private screening of St. Croix filmmaker Johanna Bermúdez-Ruiz’s documentary film at Tribeca Cinemas in New York City. Click for more.

Creating cuatros from island wood

Hand selected pieces of wood are transformed into wonderfully tuned instruments in St. Croix. Rachel Woodruff glues and sands some pieces that are not much heavier than a feather. Click for more.

Investing in her culture

She’s traveled around the world and is now back home, promoting Virgin Islands crafts and culture in Frederiksted St. Croix. Click for more.