Carnival means disguise. In the traditional carnival of Guadeloupe, there are masks (mas or mass, in Creole) which took inspiration from the European, African, Indian or Amerindian heritage. Some forty years ago, during the carnival […]
We discussed with the Carthaginian professor and diplomat Alfonso Múnera, at the moment Secretary General of the ACS* about it and other topics to know better the projects of the regional organization founded in 1994 […]
There is a common denominator in all the Caribbean peoples often difficult to understand. We do not speak only about the similarities of the geographical zone that shares our region of tropical climate, bathed by […]
Organized by the Association for the Protection and Development of Crab and other resources of Mangrove (APRODCARM) and the Union for the Development of Morne-à-l’Eau, the “Day of Crab and Mangrove” is for 24 years […]
Since 1992, “The Crab Festival” is a popular meeting at Easter which enhances the Guadeloupean and Caribbean heritage because it was able de reinvent itself, to the great satisfaction of the 25 000 visitors, every […]
On April 2016, the Association for the Development of Traditional Music and the town of Sainte-Anne in Guadeloupe paid tribute to Moune de Rivel. On the programme of this day, there were a religious mass […]
The 11th edition of the “Voix d’Ici et d’Ailleurs Festival” (Festival of Voices From Here and Elsewhere) with local, national and international guests, organized by the town of Baie-Mahault, is already being prepared. The 10th edition […]
For many years, The Institute of French-Caribbean Cooperation has been actively involved in the promotion of the Guadeloupean artists and the artistic exchanges with the Caribbean. One of its last events called “L’Expo” allowed the […]
Initiated by Guadeloupean painter Thierry Alet, the Pool Art Fair Guadeloupe with one hundred artists took place, from June 17 to 19, 2016 at the cruise terminal of the Port of Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe). This year, […]
The Trinidadian world-famous writer, Earl Lovelace (81-years-old) was re-elected unanimously President of the Caribbean Writers Association at the 4th Congress of the Caribbean Writers Association. Created in 2008 at the initiative of Guadeloupe, the Caribbean […]
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