Caribbean Writer Now Accepting Submissions for Volume 35
The Caribbean Writer is calling for submissions for Volume 35 under the 2020 theme: “Diasporic Rhythms: Interrogating the Past, Imagining a Future.”
The Caribbean Writer Announces Volume 33 Prize Winners
The Caribbean Writer has announced the prize winners for its Volume 33 edition. Winners in the various categories include the following.
United Way to Host Benefit: Jewels & Gems Masquerade Gala
The gala will boast a spectacular dinner, dazzling silent auction, live entertainment and a performance by award-winning artist Cruz Rock. The proceeds will benefit the United Way’s “Community First Initiative” to establish multipurpose community centers throughout the territory.
Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Opens Application Process for Special Presenter Initiatives
Special Presenter Initiatives support the presentation of professional performing artists in all disciplines at venues in Delaware, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands and West Virginia.
MBW to Hold 3rd Annual ‘Mystery in the Wild West’ Event
It will be a night of Western-themed sleuthing and fun. Set for Feb. 8, tickets are $75 each and all proceeds from the event will go towards furthering the mission of MBW.
Project Promise to Host Havana Nights Silent Auction Fundraiser
Project Promise will host Havana Nights its 4th Silent Auction fundraiser at 6 p.m. on Feb. 8, at Fort Frederik. Eat, dance and drink the night away!
VI Council on the Arts Now Taking Grant Applications
All Mini and Technical Assistance Grant Applications will now be accepted online.
WTJX is Now on Dish Network
Dish customers will get their first big treat in January when WTJX broadcasts the festival parades live on Jan. 3 and 4 as it celebrates music, culture and pageantry.
Street Level VI Donates Money to G-Clef’s VI Youth String Orchestra
Students, ages 8 to 17 and from both public and private schools, are eligible to join this new music education program.
Sen. Jackson Remembers Tradition Bearer, Calypsonian Lord Blakie
Senator Myron D. Jackson remembers Carnival icon Kenneth “Lord Blakie” Blake and his contributions to Virgin Islands history and music.
Now Playing: “Bad Boys for Life” and “Dolittle”
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UNICEF: Hurricanes Are Scattering Caribbean Families | St. Thomas Source
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