Here Come the Festival Highlights...
Belizean youths showcased their talents at the 2008 Festival of the Arts at the Bliss Center, featuring nightly recaps of gold winners.
Belizean youths showcased their talents at the 2008 Festival of the Arts at the Bliss Center, featuring nightly recaps of gold winners.
The 2008 Festival of the Arts opens at the Bliss Center, featuring performances from 950 students across 40 schools throughout May.
Public Service Union members volunteered at the Dorothy Menzies Child Care Centre, helping with cleaning and meals for the children.
Alaine and Demarco arrive in Belize for a concert, receiving keys to the city from Mayor Zenaida Moya before their performance.
The Taiwanese navy squadron showcased their military band and Taekwondo team, while Rear Admiral Chen tours cultural sites in Cayo District.
A documentary on hip-hop in Cuba premiered in Belize City, aiming to inspire local youth through the universal language of hip-hop culture.
Succotz Festival Marching Band won first place at the 2008 Bandfest held at the People’s Stadium in Orange Walk Town.
Joyce Flowers, a 62-year-old Belize City resident, was crowned Miss Y 2008-2009 and won various prizes including a trip to the United States.
Reggae artist Turbulence promotes a message of unity and anti-violence through outreach activities and performances in Belize.
The annual Miss Y event features six contestants and aims to raise funds for the YWCA's programs while promoting a message of love.
A group of fathers in Dangriga is organizing a march against child abuse in response to recent molestation cases.
First Caribbean International Bank launched its 2008 search for unsung heroes, inviting nominations for ordinary people making extraordinary contributions in Belize.
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