New May Exhibit Is About More Than Artifacts
the Museum of Belize launched the Maya Creating Civilization exhibit, featuring artifacts and interactive displays to engage young audiences and promote cultural education.
the Museum of Belize launched the Maya Creating Civilization exhibit, featuring artifacts and interactive displays to engage young audiences and promote cultural education.
three Mayan jade artifacts, including the second largest ever found in Belize, were unveiled at the Museum of Belize as part of a new exhibition.
The Prime Minister expresses frustration over Belizeans not singing the national anthem and emphasizes the importance of patriotic pride.
NICH and UNESCO have launched a project to safeguard Belize's culinary heritage and promote cultural appreciation through food.
The Belize Helpage Branch organized a week of activities for older persons, including spa treatments and educational sessions, in celebration of International Day of Older Persons.
The Taiwan Technical Mission Women's Empowerment Project concluded with a ceremony celebrating the achievements of the Tumul Uj Women's group in Toledo.
artisans and fishers in San Pedro Town oppose a proposed market that threatens their livelihoods and cultural heritage.
Artists showcased their work at the Beyond Imagination Art Extravaganza, celebrating a decade of art education in Belize.
broadcast engineer Paul Evans died in a freak accident after falling and becoming impaled on a steel rod at his home in Ladyville.
The Independence Day celebrations in Belize featured festive ceremonies with speeches from leaders emphasizing unity and progress as the nation marks 43 years of independence.
Anglican Cathedral and Wesley Colleges held a special march for preschoolers in preparation for an upcoming parade.
Wesley College held a patriotic competition while ACC conducted their patriotic parade.
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