As evening fell on the St. Philip’s Anglican Church ruins in Kingstown, a woman wearing a stark white apron and azure dress walked along the path in front of the …
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November 11, 2023
November 25, 2019
Culture Week marks 25 years
It takes Arona Forbes roughly three months to grow the plants and herbs that bring flavour to her hot pepper sauce. It takes only ten minutes for her to blend …
November 18, 2019
EDITORIAL: Recent events a great start, but more needed for VI culture
Various events this month have been helping to nurture and preserve Virgin Islands culture, but in-depth dialogue and sustained effort need to continue over the long term if this community …
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November 8, 2019
Food, movie and more for 25th Culture Week
With more than 130 nationalities represented in the territory, the need to bring attention to Virgin Islands culture is urgent, according to Education, Culture, Youth Affairs, Fisheries and Agriculture Minister …
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November 4, 2019
19 from VI attended Carifesta in Trinidad & Tobago
A last-minute delegation of 19 Virgin Islands representatives attended Caribbean Community’s Festival of the Arts, known as Carifesta, from Aug. 16-25 in Trinidad and Tobago, according to Education, Culture, Youth …
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November 23, 2018
A colourful Culture Week
There was an explosion of colour last Thursday at Joyce Samuel Primary School in Belle Vue. On one side of the school, children wove pink and yellow ribbons around a …
