Spirit of Chaguaramas the latest play by Eintou Pearl Springer celebrates the legacy of our Amerindian ancestors in this beautiful region of Trinidad and Tobago

Joanne KilgourDowdy is to me sister daughter multitalented beautiful artist teacher In this pictorial autobiography she is documenting the synergy between artist teacher activist documenting the many facts of our diverse cultural heritage documenting her own journey into selfhood and success Extract from Eintous review of the book

The Ai Bonjay storytelling initiative ended on a high note this term as students got a chance to experience what it is like to be part of the stickfighting experience in a Gayelle

The Idakeda team recently used Culture and the Arts to bring our vast Caribbean literary heritage to life for staff of libraries from all over our country

An intensive twoday course for teachers designed to train them how to implement Culture in Education techniques yielded many intense moments of frank open discussion and sharing of experiences

I come to make sure You clean up this placeFor its condition is a terrible disgrace

2010 has been a powerful year for Eintous play about the 1881 riots in Port of Spain to save the Carnival that we know and love today

My play Kambule pays tribute to our warrior ancestors of The Mas and brings their achievements to the attention of the entire society

In honour of the contribution made by our African ancestors to the preservation of our Carnival celebrations Eintou Pearl Springer poet and playwright has decided to use the African spelling of the word Kambule as the title of her play about the 1881 riots