Culture

Culture, Festivals and Events, St. Lucia

Jounen Kwéyòl: celebrating the St Lucian creole

Jounen Kwéyòl is the biggest festival in St Lucia, apart from the island’s annual jazz festival. But, landing at the GFL Charles...

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Culture, Music, Festivals and Events, Trinidad and Tobago

Reaching for the sky

As part of its world tour, titled Humanity, the legendary American rock band The Scorpions will perform in Trinidad on September 23—with...

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Music, Reviews

CD reviews (September/October 2008)

Alive Imij & Co “Alive” aptly describes this latest disc from one of Trinidad and Tobago’s leading soca bands.It kicks off with...

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Literature, Reviews

Book reviews (September/October 2008)

In the house of the spirits In 1956 Frances Henry, a young white American student, arrived in Trinidad to research the Orisha faith, and...

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Culture, Music, Arts, Jamaica

Reggae riches in the Roger Steffens’ bargain basement

Yes, folks, Roger Steffens’ reggae archives are for sale. Steffens, an actor, broadcaster, author, journalist, musicologist, Vietnam vet,...

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Culture, History, Grenada

Grenada: Nutmeg, Cocoa, Bananas…and blood

How often does a small Caribbean island make headlines around the world? Probably the last time was 25 years ago, on October 25, 1983, when...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine

Tools of the trade

There are three whisks in my kitchen: a heavy-duty French whisk for beating eggs for omelettes and custard; a smaller vinaigrette whisk for...

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Culture, History

It came from the Caribs

The hammock is sometimes used to illustrate the carefree, relaxed environment one associates with a Caribbean vacation. But that image...

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