Easter Monday, falling this year on April 21, 2025, is observed across Trinidad and Tobago as a continuation of the Easter weekend celebrations. While Easter Sunday marks the resurrection of Christ, Easter Monday provides a moment of quiet reflection, family bonding, and cultural observance. It is a public holiday deeply respected in local communities, serving…
Understanding the Significance of Good Friday Good Friday, falling on April 18 in 2025, is one of the most solemn and spiritually significant days in the Christian calendar. It marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and is commemorated by Christians worldwide as a day of mourning, reflection, and reverence. In Trinidad and Tobago, a nation…
The Tobago Jazz Experience 2025 is set to bring an electrifying blend of music, culture, and entertainment to the picturesque island of Tobago. Recognized as one of the Caribbean’s most anticipated music festivals, this annual event has carved a reputation for attracting world-renowned artists and enthusiastic festival-goers from around the globe. Against a backdrop of…
For people in Trinidad and Tobago, Carnival is more than just a party. It’s a lively celebration of family, music, and culture! We want everyone in Trinidad and the people who are just visiting to have a great time at this big party. Soca music is playing in the background, and the streets are full…
In Trinidad and Tobago, Break-A-Whe is one of the most thrilling, enjoyable, and community-based lottery events in Trinidad and Tobago. It’s simple rules, accessibility and range of prizes have made it beloved among many locals. The event is not only a chance for people to win big, but as a staple of the local culture, it brings a…
Experience the Vibrant Carnival Band Parade 2025, A Celebration of Culture and Color. Kiddies Carnival Band Parade through the streets of Diego Martin makes alive the streets with vibrant colors and joyful sounds every year. Diego Martin Kiddies Carnival Band Parade celebrated on February 22. This beloved event reflects rich Carnival tradition of Trinidad and Tobago….
National Religious Freedom Day is a reminder of the fundamental right to practice any religion or none at all, without government interference. The ideas of freedom, equality, and tolerance that are at the heart of American democracy are celebrated on Religious Freedom Day. On National Religious Freedom Day, Americans remember the religious freedom ideals that…
Gift of Luck: The Christmas Lottery Tradition in Trinidad Lotteries are a major source of excitement in the run-up to Christmas. The Christmas lottery in Trinidad began in the early 1900s, initially to support government projects. Over the years, it evolved into a beloved tradition, becoming a cornerstone of the island’s holiday celebrations. Buying a…
Nestled within the dreamy landscape of ancestral myths, Trinidad and Tobago stand at the intersection of crystal clear seas and Caribbean charm. In the days before Christmas illuminated the streets of Trinidad and Tobago, Spanish cocoa farmers first set foot on the sun-kissed shores of the islands. They didn’t just plant cocoa trees – they…
Alongside, with guitars and maracas in hand, the Parang musicians – the music—oh, the music! Parang, with its lively rhythms and soulful lyrics remind that even in the darkest of times, there is always something to be celebrated. The beauty of Christmas isn’t in the words we say, but in the joy we feel, the…
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