J’ouvert, pronounced “Joo-vay”, is one of the most evocative and celebrated elements of Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival. This pre-dawn festival is not merely a jubilant street party but a profound cultural expression rooted in the island’s history of resistance, resilience, and creativity. To truly grasp its significance, we must journey through the historical, cultural, and … Continue reading The history of J’ouvert in Trinidad and Tobago