Culture

Culture June 10, 2004

The Definitive Belizean Stamp Collection

The Museum of Belize opened a new exhibit showcasing a comprehensive collection of Belizean stamps from the mid 1800s to the present.

Culture June 10, 2004

Broaster's Salute to the Class of 2004

ASP Edward Broaster encourages graduates with a poem celebrating their achievements and urging them to uplift Belize.

Culture June 10, 2004

A Rebel Music Rant at Babylon

A new reggae song titled "Protect and Serve" critiques police actions and has gained popularity in Belize's music scene.

Culture June 9, 2004

Lamanai Visitor Center Opened

A new visitors' center was opened at the Lamanai archaeological site to accommodate the increasing number of tourists.

Culture June 2, 2004

Leilah's 3-seconds of in front of the World

Miss Belize Leilah Pandy represented her country at the Miss Universe pageant in Quito, Ecuador, but did not make it to the top 15 finalists.

Culture June 1, 2004

Miss Belize at Miss Universe

Miss Belize Leilah Pandy prepares to compete in the Miss Universe Pageant in Quito, Ecuador, alongside 79 other contestants.

Culture May 31, 2004

Aurelio Martinez Live at The Bliss Center

Aurelio Martinez performed live at the Bliss Centre, captivating the audience with his music and stage presence in support of his new album.

Culture May 27, 2004

Aurelio Martinez Does Paranda

Aurelio Martinez releases his first full Paranda album, aiming for international recognition while staying true to Garifuna traditions.

Culture May 27, 2004

Stories from Crooked Tree

The Belize Kriol Council launched a book featuring stories from Crooked Tree Village to address illiteracy and promote Kriol culture.

Culture May 21, 2004

Why Phillip Goldson Still Matters

A forum was held to discuss the legacy of Phillip Goldson and his contributions to Belizean society.

Culture May 21, 2004

Preview of The Ultimate Tribute to Phillip Goldson

Activists are organizing public meetings to honor Phillip Goldson, while sculptor Stephen Okeke seeks donations for a bronze monument in his memory.

Culture May 20, 2004

Brake for the Blind

Disabilities week highlights the challenges faced by visually impaired individuals in Belize City, advocating for greater awareness and respect from motorists.