Culture

Culture August 26, 2010

Carnival Camps Jump Off

The Carnival season began with the opening of Mas Camps featuring junior masqueraders and their vibrant costumes inspired by Egyptian themes and health awareness.

Culture August 26, 2010

A Pageant With Purpose

Concerned Belizean Women are hosting the Independence Day Junior Miss Pageant to raise funds for domestic shelters and school feeding programs.

Culture August 25, 2010

The Legacy Of Hector Hoare

Hector Hoare, a trailblazer for the visually impaired in Belize, passed away, leaving a legacy of determination and advocacy for the rights of the visually impaired.

Culture August 25, 2010

Dara Donates

Dara Robinson distributed food to families in need, including Steven Buckley, who has struggled since being shot by police.

Culture August 25, 2010

Melodious Melonie Says She was Blocked Out of Song Competition

Melonie Gillett withdrew from the national song competition due to a misunderstanding with the band director over performance conditions.

Culture August 23, 2010

Big Winner In Song Competition

Tanya Carter won the national song competition held at the memorial park, taking home three thousand dollars.

Culture August 20, 2010

National Song Competition Will Sizzle

The national song competition features 22 performers competing for a $3,000 prize during the September celebrations at the memorial park.

Culture August 18, 2010

A Day Without The Chinese

Chinese businesses in Belize City will close tomorrow in protest and mourning for 14-year-old Helen Yue, who was killed in an armed robbery.

Culture August 13, 2010

The Filmmakers Fantauzzi Go To Ghana

The Brothers Fantauzzi premiere their musical documentary exploring Ghanaian hip hop culture at the Bliss Center, showcasing their students' works as well.

Culture August 13, 2010