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Carriacou Journal
This journal is dedicated to inform our readers about the activities occuring at the museum but also around the island of Carriacou.
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Rebuilding History: Carriacou Museum Rises Again
The winds of Hurricane Beryl may have shaken the foundations of our beloved Carriacou Museum, but they did not erase its spirit. Today,...
Majellamark
Apr 62 min read
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The Kalinago History of Wooden Boats
Carriacou featured in video produced for the Grenada National Pavilion’s “Walking on Water” at 2023 Venice Biennale.
Carriacou Museum
Dec 19, 20231 min read
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Family of Cultural Icon Winston Esau Donates Instrument and Costumes to the Museum
Many of us wish it was parang weekend in Carriacou joining with BBH Serenaders singing one of their famous lines, “Camm Flaa wounded...
Carriacou Museum
Feb 12, 20212 min read
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Passing of former chairman of CHS Stephen Alexander
It is with great sadness that the executive and members of the CHS received the news of the passing of Stephen Alexander.
Carriacou Museum
Jan 26, 20212 min read
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Carriacou 1967
In 1967, Dennis Furbush spent a week with a fisherman’s family in L’Esterre. He shot this extraordinary (silent) footage on 8 mm Kodachrome.
Carriacou Museum
Jun 11, 20191 min read
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Maroon Exhibit
A cultural mainstay of Carriacou is the maroon. A bedrock of the culture, maroon continues to bind communities and unify the island’s
Carriacou Museum
Jun 10, 20191 min read
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CHS & M Project to Present Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar”
For many years Kayaks have embraced the works of William Shakespeare and adapted the themes of power, ambition, and jealousy in segmented pr
Carriacou Museum
Jun 9, 20191 min read
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