Arts-Entertainment

Until The Forum and its audiences can all meet again in person, it will be sharing updates and listening tips of artists who have performed live at the Forum over the years.

As part of Governor Albert Bryan Jr.’s commitment to open government and transparency, here is a list of upcoming radio appearances by Governor Bryan,...

Carnival on St. Thomas may have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Virgin Islanders can still have fun while maintaining social distancing. The Department of Tourism’s Division of Festivals launched “Home Wuk,” a series of online social gatherings designed to create a sense of community, camaraderie and a “virtual” Carnival experience.

The Source staff is presenting readings of children’s books in the spirit of offsetting the confusion and upheaval in their lives. Produced by James Gardner for the Source and narrated by Shaun A. Pennington.

All K-12 students are eligible to compete in the contest (U.S. and abroad). There are prizes worth up to $100 as well as publication and performance opportunities.

Due to the nature of the COVID-19 virus, the Virgin Islands Council on the Arts' St. Thomas and St. Croix offices will be unavailable

The Caribbean Writer (TCW), a refereed, international journal published by the University of the Virgin Islands, continues to mourn the recent passing of its esteemed founding editorial board member, Barbadian poet and author Kamau Brathwaite.

Coral World Ocean Park is taking extra efforts to provide its guests with confidence about visiting the park during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is committed to maintaining a safe environment for the community.

Since 1998, Hal Taylor has dedicated himself to passing along his wood working knowledge, which has produced apprentices around the world and endeared him to many as one of the greatest modern woodworkers and instructors.

Street Level VI presented another donation in its ongoing series of support for island youth music programs.