Easter Adventures in T&T: Parks, Plants, and Play for the Whole Family!
The Easter holidays are upon us in sweet Trinidad and Tobago, and with the kids out of school, it’s the perfect time to create some lasting memories right here at home! Forget the chocolate overload for a moment (though a little indulgence is always welcome!) and dive into some exciting activities that will keep the […]
Easter in Trinidad and Tobago: More Than Just Chocolate Eggs (and Bunnies!)
As April commences, a certain buzz fills the air in Trinidad and Tobago. It’s not just the anticipation of warmer days; it’s the quiet excitement that heralds the arrival of Easter. While the world might associate Easter with bunnies and chocolate, here in sweet T&T, it’s a time woven with a unique blend of solemn […]
A Time for Reflection: Embracing Lent in Trinidad and Tobago
Lent has begun. It’s a time for reflection, a chance for us to pause, take stock, and consider what we want to cultivate in our lives. Whether you’re observing a specific religious practice or simply seeking a moment of peace amidst the hustle and bustle of our beautiful island life, this season offers a unique opportunity for growth and renewal. Here […]
Beyond The Mas: Celebrating The Icons Of Carnival
When we talk about Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago, we’re not just talking about a party. We’re talking about a living, breathing expression of our culture. And at the heart of that expression are the characters – the ones who bring our history to life, right there on the streets. They’re not just performers; they’re […]
Trinidad and Tobago Redefines Its Coat of Arms: From Colonial Legacy to Cultural Pride
In a defining moment of cultural reclamation, Trinidad and Tobago is rewriting its story by redesigning its national Coat of Arms. This bold initiative, steeped in symbolism, replaces the imagery of Christopher Columbus’s three ships—the Niña, Pinta, and Santa María—with the steelpan, a national treasure and a global symbol of innovation, resilience, and cultural pride. […]
Ramleela Shines Bright At SWAHA Hindu College
The SWAHA Hindu College brought the Ramleela tradition to life with a vibrant, three-day celebration from Friday, October 18th, to Sunday, October 20th, drawing over 1,000 Sangre Grande residents. The festivities concluded on Sunday with the burning of a towering 85-foot Rawaan effigy, one of the tallest in recent years on the island, symbolizing the triumph of […]
The Steelpan – From Our Small Island To The Middle East
Have we dropped the ball in promoting the steelpan on a global scale? Do you think it is appreciated more by other countries? What we know… Caribbean Vybez International is an entertainment company based in the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.). For more than 7 years, they have been a pioneer in promoting Caribbean culture in […]
