La Caille designs for the children is a cultural lifestyle feature highlighting Trinidadian designer Terrence La Caille and his creative vision for youth Carnival costumes through his band La ta Caille Kidz. This article examines his presentation at the Red Runway fashion show held at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, showcasing …
Read More »Cuisine In Ah Pot: Promoting healthy eating habits
Chef Kervel Emmanuel prioritises hospitality as the fundamental core of culinary excellence and memorable guest experiences in Trinidad and Tobago. This profile explores the inspiring philosophy of Chef Kel, highlighting how genuine warmth, dedication, and professional rigor shape his contributions to the regional food and hospitality sector. Readers gain valuable …
Read More »Chef Kel: Hospitality is our foundation
Chef Kervel Emmanuel prioritises hospitality as the fundamental core of culinary excellence and memorable guest experiences in Trinidad and Tobago. This profile explores the inspiring philosophy of Chef Kel, highlighting how genuine warmth, dedication, and professional rigor shape his contributions to the regional food and hospitality sector. Readers gain valuable …
Read More »Richard Rampersad: I breathe life into an image
Richard Rampersad is a talented Trinidad and Tobago artist renowned for his captivating figurative paintings and ceramics. This profile explores his creative journey, artistic philosophy, and technical mastery as a visual artist from the University of the West Indies. It highlights his ability to breathe life into images, capturing raw …
Read More »Art display at Queen’s Park Savannah
Art display at Queen’s Park Savannah showcases the vibrant local creativity and cultural heritage found across Trinidad and Tobago. This open-air exhibition setting provides local artisans and creators with a prominent public platform to share handmade ornaments, traditional jewelry, paintings, decorative plaques, and unique necklaces with residents and international visitors …
Read More »St Andrew’s Golf Club discovers young talent
St Andrew’s Golf Club discovers young talent through dedicated youth coaching programs led by resident golf professional Anthony Bernard, affectionately known as Benny. This initiative highlights grassroots sports development in Trinidad and Tobago, introducing children to the fundamentals of golf and fostering early athletic engagement. The article details how professional …
Read More »Reader’s theatre very interactive for children
Reader’s theatre very interactive for children by Stacey Alfonso-Mills explores how dramatic presentations of books enhance literacy, engagement, and creative expression among young learners. The article examines practical methods for bringing stories to life through performance in classrooms and libraries across Trinidad and Tobago. By transforming traditional read-aloud sessions into …
Read More »Tamarind balls, sauce and stew
Tamarind balls, sauce and stew are traditional Caribbean culinary delights that showcase the distinct tangy, sweet and spicy flavour profile of the tamarind fruit. This article explores popular local preparations from Trinidad and Tobago, detailing how tamarind pulp is transformed into confectionery balls, savoury sauces and spiced stews. Each recipe …
Read More »Hivesource connects business owners
Hivesource is an award winning online services platform for businesses and freelancers where members can post, discover and collaborate on projects as well as sell digital services called Hivejobs between each other. Wesley Gervais, CEO, is a Computer Science graduate from the University of Hertfordshire who offers a service that connects …
Read More »Pledge your support for literature
Caribbean Books Foundation wishes to see an increase in literary and literacy initiatives nationwide says founder Marsha Gomes-Mckie. We hope to make literature as attractive as music and fashion to the corporate sponsors as we request an addition to the Corporation Act (Finance Act) that relates to the Art and Culture …
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