Culture

Culture February 10, 2012

US Professor Traces Mexico's African Roots

A US professor is educating Belizeans about the African roots of Mexicans during a black history month exhibit in Belize City.

Culture February 9, 2012

Lessons In The Craft OF Kite-Making

The Taiwanese Embassy is supporting workshops to revive kite-making among Belizean youth as part of the Restore Belize Programme.

Culture February 9, 2012

Placencia's Sidewalk Festival

The 9th annual Placencia Sidewalk Arts Festival will feature local artists, performers, and activities for families this weekend.

Culture February 3, 2012

The \"Gyaliss\" Phenomenon In Jamaican Dancehall Music

Kalilah Enriquez produced a documentary called "Man a Gyaliss" exploring sexuality and homophobia in Jamaican dancehall music.

Culture February 3, 2012

Museum Celebrates A Decade

The Museum of Belize celebrates its 10th anniversary with ten days of activities, including free admission on Saturdays and a special exhibit of the Jade Head.

Culture February 3, 2012

Dara Still Doing It

Dara Robinson is hosting his 9th annual Bob Marley birthday tribute concert this weekend to raise money for needy families and collect food donations.

Culture February 2, 2012

Different Abilities, A Different Kind Of Art

A photo-voice exhibit showcasing the perspectives of people with diverse abilities was launched at the Institute of Mexico in Belize.

Culture January 30, 2012

The UNIBAM Case Has Its First Day In Court

The UNIBAM case challenging Belize's buggery laws began in court, sparking a cultural debate between supporters and the Church.

Culture January 27, 2012

Meet The Good Guys From....Customs?

A senior citizen received a new home from the Customs department, replacing her old house that was damaged by Hurricane Richard.

Culture January 27, 2012

Omarion Here But Berne And Indio Complain

Omarion arrives in Belize for the 2nd annual Belize Music Awards Show, while local artists Ras Indio and Berne express concerns about their exclusion from the event.

Culture January 24, 2012

River Of Fire Releases Poem Collection

River of Fire promotes his latest poetry book, 'The Fruit of the Tree', which explores themes of love and personal experiences.

Culture January 23, 2012

Bones And Ancient Maya Artifacts Found San Ignacio

A team discovered ancient Mayan artifacts and human bones during excavation work on Burns Avenue in San Ignacio, indicating a settlement existed there over 2000 years ago.