The Deer Dance Comes Home
The Santa Cruz Villagers performed the Deer Dance, a traditional Maya celebration, to preserve their culture and spirituality at the Lubaantun Archaeological Site.
The Santa Cruz Villagers performed the Deer Dance, a traditional Maya celebration, to preserve their culture and spirituality at the Lubaantun Archaeological Site.
The Immigration Department held a Media Mixer Conference on World Refugee Day to discuss the refugee process in Belize.
The Ministry of Tourism and Diaspora Relations has opened a new music studio in Shuga City for local Latin bands to record their music.
A Belizean made film focusing on conservation, titled "Unknown Belize," premiered in London with proceeds supporting environmental protection efforts.
The Ministry of Culture announces the theme for this year's September Celebrations, combining the winning entries of Dahlia Moreno and Jose Avila.
The first Belize Prize for Investigative Journalism was awarded to recognize outstanding investigative work by local journalists.
the US Embassy and Belize Police Department celebrated the graduation of police officers trained to de-escalate situations without excessive force.
Jamaican artist Charly Black arrives in Belize for a concert as part of his Caribbean and European tour.
The mayor insists on demolishing a historical house in Belize City despite its cultural significance and ongoing discussions about its heritage status.
The historic shingle house at Regent and South Streets is in disrepair and facing threats from fire and litigation among owners.
The European Union hosted its first information session and family fun day in Belize City, promoting energy conservation and cultural exchange.
Vilma Logan received the keys to her new home after a generous donor stepped in to help her following the destruction of her previous house by Hurricane Lisa.
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