Caribbean Arts Scholars Prepare for Carnival Conference in T&T
By Stephen Weir It may be a little early to start packing, but Roger Gibbs has Trinidad & Tobago on his mind. The popular musician, writer, and York University post-grad […]
By Stephen Weir It may be a little early to start packing, but Roger Gibbs has Trinidad & Tobago on his mind. The popular musician, writer, and York University post-grad […]
In a significant show of support, the Toronto Caribbean Carnival has received a major funding boost from the federal government. The Festival Management Committee (FMC) announced that the 2024 Fall […]
By Henry Gomez All who know Parang and its hybrid, Soca Parang associate this genre of music with Trinidad and Tobago at Christmas time. And those who know anything about […]
By Stephen Weir The Caribana Arts Group (CAG), originally known as the Caribbean Cultural Committee (CCC), the founding organization of the original 20th-century Toronto street festival, held a virtual Annual […]
By Stephen Weir More than 80 Toronto festivals received $1.6 million in funding through the city’s new Special Events Stabilization Initiative (SESI). Announced two weeks ago, the program supported major […]
Trinidad and Tobago officially launched Carnival 2025 on Saturday evening at Carnival City, Queen’s Park Savannah, under the theme “No Place Like Home.” Despite heavy rains, the event drew a […]
Gerald Hart, a renowned Carnival costume designer, has opened the We Culture Museum in Maho Bay, St. Maarten, an 8,000-square-foot space dedicated to celebrating the vibrant traditions of Caribbean Carnival. […]
Students at Regina’s Thomson Community School (Saskatchewan) are benefiting from a new breakfast initiative that offers free vegan meals alongside lessons in social justice. The revamped breakfast program, known as […]
The recent Impact Awards featured a unique presentation by the Ontario Science Centre, where Vishnu Ramcharan announced the 2022 Innovation in Mas’ Award recipients. This award highlights the intricate science, […]
By Kojo The Toronto Caribbean Carnival, North America’s largest cultural festival, is at a critical juncture, with organizers appealing for substantial government support to secure its future. Jill Andrews, MPP […]