Debra Greaves is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. She writes for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, covering a wide range of topics including art, culture, food, and community events. Debra is passionate about showcasing local talent and highlighting the vibrant cultural scene in her city.
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Women ruled the semi-finals of the Chutney Soca Monarch (CSM) competition, with six of them making it to the finals on February 10.
Rapso collective 3canal has announced that 2024 is the last year for its popular J'Ouvert band.
THE Caribbean Health Digest has announced the return of its U Health and Wellness Exposition – an event dedicated to providing education on various health and wellness products, services, and solutions. The expo is known for its engaging and interactive nature, attracting close to 6,000 visitors in the past.
BEVERLY Valdez will present her Caribbean Inspirations exhibition – abstract interpretations, recollections and expressions of the rich culture and traditional architecture of Trinidad and Tobago at Horizons from February 2.
ELIZABETH “Juss Lizz” Waldron, a MusicTT Spotlight alum, and the emerging winner of the Richès Karayib Vocal Challenge competition, went on to represent Trinidad and Tobgao in Martinique at the Riches Karayib Voices – The Great Gathering.
AISHA Allsop is the newest face on the J'Ouvert scene in Mayaro. The 21-year-old is the proud owner of the J'Ouvert band, New Town.
The arrival terminal at Piarco International Airport was transformed into a mini-Carnival when Caribbean Airlines welcomed scores of visitors arriving for Carnival.
Brass Bacchanal has announced the nine bands to compete against the reigning champions, Temperature the Band, on Carnival Monday night for the title.
Young masqueraders took to the streets again on Sunday to compete in the downtown Junior Parade of the Bands at South Quay, Port of Spain, following Saturday's parade at the Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain. The youths showed off a variety of colourful costumes ranging from traditional mas to fancy presentations.
By: Debra Greaves
After intense auditions in San Fernando, Port of Spain, and Tobago, 34 poets have advanced to the semifinals of the 2024 First Citizens National Poetry Slam.
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