FATHER’S DAY CARNIVAL CONTROVERSY
What controversy? There’s a Carnival controversy? I was at the opening of Carnival and there was no controversy. As far […]
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Dunstan St. Omer: The Artist, the Man the Light; The Quintessential St. Lucian Artist
Throughout my formal study of Art, which presently spans over the past 19 years, I still have yet to encounter
Quit Muting Our Music
The following is a republication of an article written by Stan Bishop of The Voice and was issued on June
The Rose, in its budding stage
Plans to celebrate one of St. Lucia’s Flower Festivals were set in motion earlier today when the Cultural Development Foundation
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Omeros – Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, London
In the atmospheric Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, a candlelit Jacobean-inspired theatre, a slice of the Caribbean appears. Omeros is a dramatisation of Nobel
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SAINT LUCIAN MUSICIANS MARK 30-YEAR MARITIME DEBUT
It was June 1982, when a small group of Saint Lucian musicians, who called themselves ‘The Onyx Group’ were given
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Reading is FUNdamental
What do you get when the head of law enforcement, the leader of the legislative arm of government, Education officials,
5th Saint Lucia Studies Conference 2014
Folk Research Centre & the Harold Simmons Folk Academy In association with The Cultural Development Foundation 5th Saint Lucia Studies
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Raising IP Awareness in Africa: A Call to Action
May 2014 By Dr. John O. Kakonge, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Kenya to the United Nations Office in Geneva and