What a magnificent sight! Many people who visit Lady Chancellor Hill have the pleasure of taking in the scenic views of Port of Spain both at day and night. Persons exercising take advantage of the peaceful ambiance of the hill while enjoying the beauty that spreads before them in the …
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Martin Alleyne is an American who has been visiting these twin Caribbean islands since the age of 13 and has had several experiences that he claims “you cannot find anywhere else in the world”. He was especially interested in the Carnival season. He said people here actually partied 24 hours …
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Coachella was founded in 1999, however, the festival was not held in 2000, so the 19th edition would see the presence of our very own Calypso Rose. This year Coachella will be held over back-to-back weekends April 12-14 and April 19-21 and tickets are sold out. Calypso Rose does it …
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The Trinidad and Tobago – Cuba Educational and Cultural Exchange in collaboration with the National Dance Association of Trinidad and Tobago and the San Fernando Arts Council will be presenting Habana Compas Dance from Cuba in a series of workshops, seminars and public performances from January 13 to 20, 2019. …
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Every two years vehicles over five years of age from the manufacturers’ date are to be inspected by a certified vehicle testing station in Trinidad and Tobago. The penalty for not doing so is a fine of TTD$5,000. The testing stations are authorised to do inspections for private vehicles and …
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Top Tips on How You Can Quickly Improve Your Credit Score is a sponsored article As we usher in the new year, possibly one of your resolutions is to expand your business or acquire a new asset through a loan. Having a good credit score is very important both on …
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Courtesy Scottygirl Jewelry. Yesterday I was walking down Frederick Street where I saw a gentleman selling some artwork on the pavement. I stopped. Now that I make jewelry I have an appreciation for all handmade work. I am fascinated more than ever by the boundless creativity of the Trinbagonian. So I …
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By Stacey Alfonso-Mills. In the blink of an eye the Christmas season is upon us once more. The traditional painting and “pulling the house together” is a must-do. Making sorrel, pastelles, black-cake and punche-de-crème are all local traditional favourites – all the while listening to parang or soca-parang, no doubt! …
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Icacos - the end of Trinidad It’s a whole day thing if you’re starting from the north and driving to the end of Trinidad to Icacos. There are a lot of beaches so you may want to try a stop and go method. There isn’t any malls, movie centres, or restaurants. It’s like going back to a time when Trinidad was just starting to
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I’m Kavita Marajh, owner of Makeup By K. I am hardworking, adventurous, fun-loving and witty. I love to give my absolute best in everything I do, especially make-up artistry. My absolute favourite thing to do in Trinidad and especially in our sister isle is go to the beach; to me …
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