The Army, Kids, and Art
Twenty-nine children completed a two-week art program at the Belize Defense Force, learning various painting techniques and engaging in creative activities.
Twenty-nine children completed a two-week art program at the Belize Defense Force, learning various painting techniques and engaging in creative activities.
A seminar on human rights and media was held, featuring discussions on freedom of expression and the role of media in Belize.
A new book by Dr. Jose Iyo explores the history of Belize City from 1800 to the end of the 19th century.
A new documentary titled Ancient Clues on Belize's caves will premiere on Channel 7, featuring Dr. Jaime Awe from the Institute of Archaeology.
Belizean Walter Santos and Lynwen Griffith are part of a rescue team facing challenges on their trek to the summit of K2 in Pakistan.
The 3rd annual Archaeological Symposium opened at the Cahal Pech Maya site in San Ignacio, marking its first occurrence outside Belize City.
Youths from Los Angeles and Belize begin filming a movie as part of a cultural exchange program focused on tourism and Belizean life.
The third Archaeological Symposium opens in Cayo, featuring presentations on Belize's pre-history and a focus on the ancient city of Caracol.
Michael Ashcroft toured the Mesopotamia division with Area Representative Michael Finnegan to meet residents and discuss their challenges.
The Taste of Belize event featured culinary competitions with chefs and bartenders showcasing their skills, culminating in awards for the best dishes and drinks.
the story explores the inscribed monuments of Caracol, revealing its historical significance and the political events of the ancient Maya civilization.
A cultural exchange program brings together youths from Los Angeles and Belize to collaboratively create a short film over the next six weeks.
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