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Louis-Philippe Vigilant: from Martinican family cooking to Air France’s menus
Two-Michelin-starred Martinican chef Louis-Philippe Vigilant designs Air France’s new Business menu, bringing family memories and culinary traditions on board.
S9/10 – Stories from Caribbean Cinemas, Animation from Martinique, and Mysticism in Curaçao. Texts by Guillaume Robillard. Ciclic, 2026.
The penultimate episodeof *Stories of Caribbean Cinema* brings us closer
Chichí Peralta and his “World Latin Music,” from merengue to Abbey Road
Chichí Peralta, a Dominican percussionist from Santo Domingo, takes merengue on a journey from Abbey Road to Japan. Learn about his career and his 2026 award.
International Creole Day, October 28: What Exactly Are We Celebrating?
It all began on the radio in Saint Lucia in 1983. Here is the story
Stew turtle, the Cayman Islands stew where the meat is cooked with its offal
The Cayman Islands’ national dish since 2024, stew turtle is cooked on the bone, with
Lorna Goodison Wins the 2026 Derek Walcott Prize for Poetry with Dante’s Inferno
Jamaican poet Lorna Goodison wins the 2026 Derek Walcott Prize for Poetry with Dante’s Inferno.
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37th CBU Media Awards: 4 awards for Richès Karayib.
In its first appearance at the 37th CBU Media Awards, Richès Karayib walked away with four honors: two Awards and two Special Mentions. The results were announced on August 19 in Georgetown, Guyana, during a ceremony that was broadcast and streamed throughout the region. This debut immediately established the media
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“Sake a mout fish get ketch”: one proverb, two territories
“Sake a mout fish get ketch” means that a loose tongue can cost you dearly.
Victor Anicet: the joy of creating, a commitment to sharing knowledge
Richès Karayib remembers Martinican ceramist Victor Anicet, his joy and his commitment to sharing knowledge.
The Pointe-à-Pitre–Juliana flight will take off on January 8, 2027, following Air Antilles
The flight from Pointe-à-Pitre to Juliana fromAir Caraïbes will begin operating on January 8, 2027,
Jodensavanne: 575 Jews in 1700, then the forest reclaimed it all
In Suriname, walls made of bricks imported from Europe rest beneath the trees along the
Valley of the Ingenios: More Than 50 Sugar Mills Spanning 225 km² in Cuba
The Ingenios Valley, northeast of Trinidad, covers 225 km². In 1827, more than 50 sugar
S8/10 – Stories from Caribbean Cinema: Youth, Women, and New Pathways. Texts by Guillaume Robillard. Ciclic, 2026.
The history of Caribbean cinema now moves into the 2000s and 2010s. After seven installments
KARAYIB REFLECTIONS
A webcast by Richès Karayib.
Karayib Reflections takes you into the hearts of those shaping our region. Through exclusive interviews, they share their journey, defining moments, and dreams for the Caribbean.
Subtitles are available in french.
“Bob Andy,” from Maxfield Park, made it into the UK Top 5 in 1970
Bob Andy, born Keith Anderson in Kingston in 1944, is one of Jamaica’s greatest songwriters.
Code Noir: 341 Years After 1685, Parliament Officially Repeals It
On October 20, 2026, the Senate passed the bill to repeal the Code Noir without
Green fig and saltfish, the green banana and the salt cod that tell the story of Saint Lucia
In Saint Lucia, the “fig” is a green banana. Cooked with salt cod, it becomes
Kéni Piperol: A Second Route du Rhum to Represent Guadeloupe
With just a few days to go before the 2026 Route du Rhum, Kéni Piperol
« Après Bondie, c’est la Ter »: After God, Dominica chooses the earth
Beneath the shield of Dominica’s coat of arms, a scroll carries a phrase in Kwéyòl.
Mighty Sparrow: Mia Mottley Proposes Studying “The Slave”
Mia Mottley began her tribute to Mighty Sparrow by quoting “The Slave,” a song from
Cinema
S9/10 – Stories from Caribbean Cinemas, Animation from Martinique, and Mysticism in Curaçao. Texts by Guillaume Robillard. Ciclic, 2026.
The penultimate episodeof *Stories of Caribbean Cinema* brings us closer to the present. Since the
S8/10 – Stories from Caribbean Cinema: Youth, Women, and New Pathways. Texts by Guillaume Robillard. Ciclic, 2026.
The history of Caribbean cinema now moves into the 2000s and 2010s. After seven installments
S7/10 – Stories of Caribbean Cinema: Creating from Small Islands. Texts by Guillaume Robillard. Ciclic, 2026.
After Cuba, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti, Guadeloupe, and Martinique, our serieson the history of
Krioyo Film Festival 2026, 23 Papiamentu Films in Curaçao
The Krioyo Film Festival 2026 will take place from October 26 to November 2, 2026,
Visual Arts
Victor Anicet: the joy of creating, a commitment to sharing knowledge
Richès Karayib remembers Martinican ceramist Victor Anicet, his joy and his commitment to sharing knowledge.
Martinique – Cécile Vernant: Behind the Scenes of “Man Mélé!” at the Senate’s Orangerie.
At the Senate Orangery, Man Mélé! took on a dimension that Cécile Vernant could not
David Paulus: More than 100 works that tell the story of Curaçao’s roots.
At the Curaçao Museum, faces seem to speak to one another. Some are familiar; others
Annalee Davis: Transforming a Former Plantation into a Place of Healing
In Venice, Annalee Davis did not bring any abstract images of Barbados. For the 2026
Music
Chichí Peralta and his “World Latin Music,” from merengue to Abbey Road
Chichí Peralta, a Dominican percussionist from Santo Domingo, takes merengue on a journey from Abbey
“Bob Andy,” from Maxfield Park, made it into the UK Top 5 in 1970
Bob Andy, born Keith Anderson in Kingston in 1944, is one of Jamaica’s greatest songwriters.
Mighty Sparrow: Mia Mottley Proposes Studying “The Slave”
Mia Mottley began her tribute to Mighty Sparrow by quoting “The Slave,” a song from
World Creole Music Festival 2026: Ne-Yo, Machel Montano, and Dominican bouyon
Ne-Yo, Machel Montano, and Capleton will take the stage in Roseau, but Midnight Groovers, Asa
CRAFTS
Cut Iron in Haiti: Art Born from Cemetery Crosses
In 1953, in a cemetery in Croix-des-Bouquets, two men stopped in front of some iron
Martinique – Happy Place By Artimuse: Maryl Musard turns color into a source of happiness
At the far end of the Village de la Poterie in Martinique, a dazzling facade
CULINARY ART
Louis-Philippe Vigilant: from Martinican family cooking to Air France’s menus
Two-Michelin-starred Martinican chef Louis-Philippe Vigilant designs Air France’s new Business menu, bringing family memories and
Stew turtle, the Cayman Islands stew where the meat is cooked with its offal
The Cayman Islands’ national dish since 2024, stew turtle is cooked on the bone, with
Green fig and saltfish, the green banana and the salt cod that tell the story of Saint Lucia
In Saint Lucia, the “fig” is a green banana. Cooked with salt cod, it becomes
Pepperpot, the Guyanese stew that we heat up day after day
Guyanese pepperpot is a dark stew, simmered for hours with cassareep, a bitter cassava juice.
Theater Performance
Peter Minshall, the man who invented the Olympic Tube Man
On July 16, 1941, Peter Minshall was born in Georgetown, British Guyana, and grew up
BARBADOS : AKEEM CHANDLER PRESCOD
Richès Karayib has the great pleasure to introduce you to Akeem Chandler Prescod, known as
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Barbados
BARBADOS Land of Rum Barbados is an island nation celebrated for its rich history, cultural
REMARKABLE GARDENS OF MARTINIQUE WITH THE BELCOUA FAMILY
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THE BIG GATHERING
In December 2023, Martinique became the epicenter of Caribbean cultural fusion, hosting the grand finale of the Richès Karayib series, “Le Grand Rassemblement – The Big Gathering”.
This event marked the culmination of a year-long journey across the Caribbean, showcasing a blend of cultures, talents and visions.
ART, CULTURE AND TOURISM
Richès Karayib made its way to Anguilla for the third stop of its Caribbean tour on February 2023. The event was a celebration of Anguilla’s rich cultural heritage and an opportunity to discover talented local artists while highlighting the impact of arts and culture on tourism.
CROSSROADS OF FASHION AND MELODY
April 22 saw Barbados transform into a crucible of Caribbean creativity, hosting the Richès Karayib Fashion Show alongside the local finale of the Richès Karayib Voices song challenge.
HARMONY OF FLAVORS
Richès Karayib continued its journey through the Caribbean, making its seventh stop in Trinidad & Tobago in November 2023.
The event, Caribbean Harmony of Flavors brought together talented chefs from Martinique and Trinidad to showcase the art of Caribbean Cuisine.
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