Amazing Festivals The Carnival of French Guiana
Every country has its own culture and that culture breathes life into the landscape and the people. To truly understand the people of any country one should see and smell and partake in the joys of the people. ...
Trinidad and Tobago – A Bastion of Culture Ripe for Investment
Trinidad and Tobago, known the world over for its dazzling annual Carnival, is home to a broader, thriving cultural scene. The twin-island Caribbean nation boasts outsized achievements in the arts: a pair of No...
Martinique
Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean Sea is the tiny island nation of Martinique. Known mostly as a prime tourist destination for European and North American travelers alike, Martinique also offers one of the ...
Celebrating 35th Independence of St. Lucia
Reception at the St. Lucia High Commission, London, 21st February 2014 hosted by His Excellency Dr. Ernest. Hilaire.
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Unique Creole Cultural Dress of Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has a rich and complex history, from its early discovery in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, to its struggle for democracy in modern times. Traditional Dominican fashion takes its style cues...
Creole Celebrations – How the Creole World Celebrated in 2013
Creole Culture is often thought of as one, unifying type of culture. In reality, Creole is a culture shared by people living in completely different corners of the globe. While there are similarities across gre...
Brian J. Costello – La Language Créole de la Paroisse Pointe Coupée
The Créole Language of Pointe Coupée Parish, Louisiana.
Brian J. Costello is an 11th generation Créole of Pointe Coupée Parish. He is historian of the Pointe Coupée Parish Library Historic Materials Collection,...
Caribbean Charms – Barbados
Barbados - undeniably one of the top tourist destinations in the Caribbean.
Nestled in the southern Caribbean, caressed by its warm waters, is a small island nation. Countless visitors have traveled there, and ...
Celebration of Creole Music & Culture – Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival
The World Creole Music Festival, held annually during the last weekend in October, is set in Dominica's Windsor Park stadium against a spectacular backdrop of towering mountains that dot the Roseau City landsca...
History Guiana
French Guiana has a long and rich history that is a reflection of the many immigrant populations that have moved through and settled over the last 500 years. As a French department, the population enjoys a rela...
Carnival in Martinique
Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean Sea is the tiny island nation of Martinique. Known mostly as a prime tourist destination for European and North American travelers alike, Martinique also offers one of the ...
Inside the French Quarter
The French Quarter is the oldest neighbourhood in New Orleans. The other name for it is “Vieux Carré”, or just "The Quarter." This unique cultural hub has a long and storied history that has been preserved thro...
Mona Lisa Saloy – A Literary Voice for the African-American Creole Culture
Author, folklorist, essayist, and poet Dr. Mona Lisa Saloy is a passionate literary voice representing the African-American and the New Orleans Creole cultural experience. A writer who has seen more...