3 of Us International Boat Ride – Pt 2

3 of Us International – Dollar, Super & Brown Eyes – Boat Ride

Macafouchette – More than a Fashion Story

Macafouchette… More than a Fashion Story took place on November 08, 2009, at the Dretchi Compound in Wrightson Road, P.O.S. “Macafouchette”, a French-Creole term meaning food left over from previous meals usually combined to make one big meal, or according to director Richard Young, “a little of this, and a little of that” was exactly the scene that evening. Clothes of all descriptions worn by models of various heights and sizes created a colorful potpourri of fashion that could be appreciated by those with bold tastes or by those who prefer their clothing to be more subdued. See the album for the manifold fashion expressions that, like a hot pot of pelau, will make your mouth water.

Miss Trinidad and Tobago Universe 2010

Miss Trinidad and Tobago Universe 2010 in pictures

National DanceSport Competition 2009

The National Ballroom Dance Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NBDATT) in conjunction with the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs presented the first National DanceSport Championships on November 07, 2009. This event, held at the U.W.I. Sports and Physical Education Centre, featured competitions for junior and senior competitors which included several forms of ballroom dances as well as line dancing for the younger competitors. Check out the album for scenes from the competitions including those who were awarded for their victories.

Tranquility Govt Secondary School Cook Out

Tranquility Govt Secondary School Cook Out

National Dance Association Festival ‘Toute Bagai’

Toute Bagai, part of The National Dance Festival presented by The National Dance Association took place on October 17,2009. Audience members witnessed a plethora of dances ranging from locally-flavored ballet dances to creolized African and Indian dances, similar to what can be seen at Best Village competitions. See the albums as they provide a visual sense of the stories in dance.

NJAC Special Community Emancipation Rally 2009

The National Joint Action Committee (NJAC) presented ‘A Special Community Rally’ – “Emancipate yourself from mental slavery” on Sunday 11th October, 2009, at the Transport & Industrial Workers Union (TIWU) headquarters on Eastern Main Road, Laventille. This event is one of the many events NJAC held for the year. A number of entertainers and speakers provided a solid evening of entertainment and reflection for the audience.

Divali Celebrations in Plum Mitan

The Ram Nagar Shiva Mandir in Plum Mitan held a cultural show at the community grounds on October 9th 2009, as part of their Divali celebration. Despite the inclement weather, people from the community came out to witness the talent within the community. Children and their parents lighted deyas and interacted in the park right before the show.

The Ramoutar family from Lower Mc Bean, Couva

Kerrie Ramoutar is one of the young members of the Lower Mc Bean Ramleela and Cultural Group. She is considered to be a professional dancer with sixteen years of experience behind her. Kerrie has danced with most of the major dance teachers in Trinidad such as Krishna Persad, Michael Salickram and a few others. Having covered just about all of the Indian dance styles like Classical, Chutney, Folk and so on, Kerry feels confident that she is ready to have her own group called the Nritya Dance Company which she will manage from her home in Lower Mc Bean, Couva. Kerry and her parents Celia Nath and Sookram Ramoutar were eager to share some of their personal experiences with Triniview.com.

Interview with Pundit Ravi Maraj – His involvemnt with Ramleela

Pundit Ravi Maraj is a Mc Bean resident by birth and has been involved with the Ramleela celebrations for approximately 20 years, not only in narrating the entire play, but also helping various communities develop their Ramleela. A gifted and engaging storyteller, he sat down with Triniview.com to share his perspective on the Ramleela celebration.

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