Culture
A Puppet Camp For Kids
the National Library Service is hosting a puppet summer camp at the Bliss with participation from several libraries across the country.
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Culture
Celebrating Selassie's 133rd Earth Strong
Belize's Rastafarian community celebrates the 133rd anniversary of Haile Selassie's birthday with plans for a healing event this weekend.
Culture
What Was Buried Alongside A Maya King In Caracol
Archaeologists showcased ancient artifacts from the tomb of Maya King Te Kab Chaak, highlighting their significance and the use of 3D photogrammetry for preservation.
Culture
Two New Children's Books That Tell The Tale Of The Garifuna People
Two new children's books about the Garifuna people have been launched and are available for purchase in Belize.
Culture
What Went Down In San Pedro For Lobster Fest Weekend
San Pedro's Lobster Fest attracted hundreds of tourists and locals eager to enjoy various lobster dishes over the weekend.
Culture
Ret'd Admiral Borland Is First Belizean To Receive Legion Of Merit
Admiral John Borland becomes the first Belizean to receive the Legion of Merit award in a surprise ceremony recognizing his decades of service.
Culture
Archaeologist Who Found Tomb At Caracol Explains Importance
Archaeologists discuss the significance of discovering the tomb of Caracol's first ruler and its implications for Maya history and regional influence.
Culture
The Story Of Belizean Archaeology Is Littered With Incidents Of Looting
Archaeologists discuss the ongoing looting of Caracol and the need for better protection of Belize's cultural heritage.
Culture
NICH Finding Fuel For The Orange Economy
NICH launched a national strategy and roadmap to enhance Belize's cultural and creative sector, supported by UNESCO and the EU.
Culture
Archaeologist Find The First King Of Caracol
The tomb of Te K'ab Chaak, the first known ruler of Caracol, has been uncovered, revealing significant artifacts and suggesting early political power and trade.
Culture
Everything You Ever Needed To Know About The Garifuna In One Book
Myrtle Palacio launched her book "The Primer on the People Called the Garifuna," detailing the history and culture of the Garifuna people.
Culture
A Man Watches A Painting Of Himself Watching A Painting Of Himself
Chester Williams received a new painting honoring his legacy at an unveiling event in Belmopan after his previous portrait was painted over.
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