Popular Puerto Rican folklore to be shared in the Caribbean, North and Latin America.

By: Staff Writer May 28, 2021 A Puerto Rican professor in Spanish wants to share his book of folklore with Caribbean, Latin American and North American audiences. Dr Rafael Ocasio,…

Caribbean-American association will have first ever celebrations in Palm Bay, Florida.

By: Staff Writer May 28, 2021 The Brevard Caribbean American Sports and Cultural Association Incorporated of Palm Bay (BCASCA) is holding their first ever Caribbean American Heritage month this upcoming…

Trinidadian author channelled God through her missteps to create work!

By: Staff Writer May 28, 2021 An upcoming Trinidadian author said she channelled God and her mistakes to create her first book, using the COVID-19 lockdowns as the space she…

Caribbean authors “have a home” with the CARICON- The list of participants keeps growing.

By: Staff Writer May 25, 2021 A major literary conference for the Caribbean is being held virtually this June with the organiser saying that Caribbean authors finally “have a home,”…

Caribbean Literary Conference (CARICON) to kick off Caribbean American Heritage Month Celebrations!

May 25, 2021 CARICON, the Caribbean Literary Conference featuring authors and literary professionals from across the Caribbean region and the diaspora, makes its 2021 debut from its base in Los…

HERO – Film On Caribbean National – Has Landed on Cineplex and Amazon Prime Video!

May 25, 2021 HERO, the film inspired by the extraordinary life of Caribbean-born Mr. Ulric Cross, will be available exclusively in Canada on Premium VOD in the Cineplex Store and…

Jamaican author needed to find “equilibrium” during COVID-19 to complete new work- Hollywood is now calling for the script!

By: Staff Writer May 21, 2021 A Jamaican author of the new book “Friendship Estate” tells us how the COVID-19 pandemic had affected her equilibrium and creating the new book…

Haitian movie director talks about what inspired him for new film- The Ransom!

By: Staff Writer April 9, 2021 A Haitian movie director/producer said that the resiliency of the Haitian people inspires him to create the movies that he does and what has…

Jazz In The Gardens Announces March 2022 Music Festival

April 6, 2021 The City of Miami Gardens has announced Jazz in the Gardens (JITG), its popular 2-day jazz and R&B music festival, will return in March 2022 to the…

New Haitian film to tell Taino and African history in the Caribbean

March 16, 2021 Award-winning filmmaker, writer, and producer, Jonas Nosile, invites the Haitian and Caribbean community to bring to life The Ransom. This new film dramatizes a difficult and tumultuous journey of human…

“Indie” Jamaican recording artists wants more diversity on the airwaves- “needs a shine!”

By: Staff Writer February 2, 2021 An independent Jamaican recording artist wants more diversity played on the airwaves for her genre of music as people like her “need a shine.”…

No Trini Carnival this year, but there will be Calypso- Female Calypsonians to feature this Friday!

By: The Trinidad and Tobago PEforming Arts Network February 2, 2021 Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Keith Rowley’s October 2020 announcement that, “Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago in…