From February 2 to 22 takes place at the Centre Culturel Rémy Nainsouta (Rémy Nainsouta Cultural Centre) in Pointe-à-Pitre an exhibition entitled “La Pointe hier et aujourd’hui” (La Pointe yesterday and today) which is composed […]
In recent years, an increasing number of women are entering the carnival bands in Guadeloupe. From now on, during the parades, women not only dance but they also play all musical instruments (trumpet, drum, “chacha”, […]
Aged 39, Katia Gonzalez Salazar is a multi-skilled activity leader at the Centre des Métiers d’Art in Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe) for seven years. She graduated from the Academia Provincial de Artes Plásticas “José Joaquin Tejada” de […]
In spite of the media campaign for weeks about the “Village Expérience Carnaval”, we stay several hours there, this Saturday, February 9, and we cannot say this first edition was a resounding success. Some 500 […]
As part of its traditional “Wikenn Kiltirèl” which takes place from February 4 to 23, Mas Ka Klé, the well-known cultural association in the Guadeloupean carnival, organizes an exhibition entitled “20 lanné Mas’Aksyon, Trasé Chimen” […]
On Saturdays, December 22 and 29, 2018, Kariculture.net participated in two issues of the very popular programme “Le Club RFI” which is broadcast on Radio France Internationale (RFI) in France in the evening, around 5.30 […]
With the “Guadeloupe International Cycling Tour”, carnival is one of the events that attracts the largest number of people of all ages. Pictures of the parade of Sunday, January 27 in Pointe-à-Pitre illustrate this article. […]
Since last October, Dominican-guadeloupean singer, Nashoo, is in residence at the restaurant “Le Petit Jardin”, located in the Barbès Street in Pointe-à-Pitre, near the former courthouse (Guadeloupe) Until next May, every Friday and Saturday at […]
Last Sunday, from 6:00 pm, the streets in Pointe-à-Pitre conurbation (Guadeloupe) have turned into a vast stage with various artistic creations presented by the carnival lovers. If the festivities organized by the carnival federations were […]
Does carnival make people crazy? Because it is a moment of fun, culture, tradition and especially freedom, can we leave carnival lovers, in this case some “gwoup a Ti Mas” (Ti Mas or little Mas […]
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