From pre-Columbian times to the present day, the Mouillage district of Saint-Pierre has a history spanning almost 2,000 years. Since December 2025, a preventive archaeological
In Granada, carnival is expressed first and foremost through the body, rhythm and density of the street. When silhouettes are covered in black oil, chains
On January 21, 2026, in the library of the Clément dwelling, Rhum Clément unveiled much more than a book and a bottle. It was 150
Every January 21stBarbados is taking a break. This national holiday is in no way anecdotal. It is a reminder of the central role played by
Citadelle Henri. The name sounds like an affirmation. That of a territory, a people and a region that, at the beginning of the XIXᵉ century,
Stephen Cat Coore died at the age of 69, leaving the Caribbean bereft of one of its most consistent and demanding artisans. Guitarist, singer, composer
Appointed Deputy CEO in January 2026, Karen Virapin becomes the first woman from the French overseas territories to reach this level of governance withinAir Caraïbes.
The Haitian Rara is neither processional music nor seasonal entertainment. It is a structuring social fact. It’s rooted in the country’s history, religious practices, social
At the northeastern tip of the Dominican Republic, the Samaná peninsula is a land of its own. Here, geography imposes its own rhythm: a wide,
With “Men N’Kout Ren Pou To”, Mylène François signs an artistic project deeply rooted in Guyanese and Creole culture, while asserting her contemporary views on
Direct flight between Saint Kitts and Nigeria is part of a more profound evolution in relations between the Caribbean and the African continent. On March
From April 29 to May 3, 2026, the city of Basse-Terre will host the second edition of the festival Patrimoines en Lumières 2026is now a
March 23, 1648 occupies a special place in Caribbean history. On that day, the French and Dutch signed the Concordia Treaty an agreement organizing the
The Organisation internationale de la Francophonie has published a figure that reshuffles the deck in the global language debate: 396 million people now speak French.
In the southern Caribbean, off the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire is a territory in a class of its own. Less publicized than its neighbors Aruba
Marcus Garvey remains one of the most influential figures to emerge from the Caribbean. Born in Jamaica at the end of the 19th century, he
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