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Don’t Call It A Comeback

Grandmaster returns to the poetry scene with a new DVD featuring live performances and social commentary after a period of absence.

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The Right To Music

A workshop was held in Belize to educate musicians and stakeholders about copyright and the benefits of the Belizean Society of Composers Authors Publishers.

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Celebrating Carrie Fairweather Belgrave

Belize mourns the loss of Carrie Fairweather Belgrave, a beloved actress, writer, and entrepreneur who passed away after battling pancreatic cancer.

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Artists Converge On Cayo

Belizean artists participated in a three-day seminar focused on organizing for pro-arts funding and addressing copyright issues.

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Price Biography Announced

Ian Randle Publishers announced the upcoming release of George Price's authorized biography by Godfrey Smith to celebrate the national hero's 92nd birthday.

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Rosca de Reyes

Mexicans celebrated Epiphany's Day with the traditional Rosca De Reyes pastry at the Mexican Institute, sharing the cultural significance of the event with Belizean media.

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Poetry In Motion

A new project called Youth Voices is launched to empower young people through spoken word and poetry at the Image Factory.

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Jankunu Contest In The Culture Capital

The first ever Dance Jankunu Festival took place in Dangriga, featuring competitions among various groups and promoting cultural and economic development.

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The First Baby Of 2011

baby Haylie Tun was born at 3am on January first, symbolizing hope for the new year despite complications during delivery.

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Liberty Children’s Home

College students from the University of Southern California built a greenhouse at Liberty Children's Home in Ladyville to help produce vegetables and generate revenue.

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Jankunu

Jankunu dancers performed around the city, showcasing their festive costumes and celebrating the cultural significance of the dance during the Christmas season.

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Special Olympics CEO In Belize

Dr. Timothy Shriver launched a calendar featuring artwork from Belizean children with disabilities during his visit to promote inclusion and acceptance.

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