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Workshops will take place virtually at 5:30 p.m., on Friday, July 30 and Friday, Aug. 20, via Facebook live.

The Annual Grant provides artistic support to Virgin Island artists and non-profit art organizations.

These resources uniquely support both family history documentation and research for local history, education and scholarship.

Eligible individuals and organizations include those whose programming are V.I. based and those who have been in existence in the V.I. for a minimum of two years.

The Source Arts & Literature section highlights the work of our creative readers.

Since the convention is typically held from Friday through Sunday, the program will be available in six installments corresponding to morning and afternoon sessions.

This is a list of upcoming radio appearances by Gov. Albert Bryan, Lt. Gov. Tregenza Roach and Bryan-Roach administration Cabinet members.

Abigail S. Valery is a 2021 graduate of the St. Croix Educational Complex, pursuing a music degree at The Boyer College of Music at Temple University.

They have postponed their Kickstarter Fundraising campaign to align with their participation in the “After The Silence” exhibition at SMK (The National Museum of Art) in Copenhagen.

The Caribbean Writer (TCW) has issued a call for submissions for Volume 36 under the 2021 theme: “Disruption, Disguise and Illuminations.” Writers are invited to offer for consideration creative works exploring this theme in its widest permutations.

The seminal sculpture generated global awareness and acclaim on the centennial year commemorating Denmark’s sale of the Virgin Islands to the United States on March 31, 1917.

The Source Arts & Literature section highlights the work of our creative readers. All visual artists and creative writers are encouraged to share with us new works.

Scholarship monies must be used towards music education, the purchase of a new instrument or the production of a concert (virtual or live).

The Source Arts & Literature section highlights the work of our creative readers. All visual artists and creative writers are encouraged to share with us new works.

The Department of Tourism’s Division of Festivals has pioneered the return of in-person Carnival events while prioritizing public health safety and the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

The dolphins, Cavello and Nola, join the four current residents – Liko, Noelani, Sonny and Ping.

The Source Arts & Literature section highlights the work of our creative readers.

Virgin Islands Council on the Arts secured $23,000 for its project “Seniors Staying Connected.”

In early March, the Miss World USVI Organization introduced its three 2021 contestants, who hail from the islands of St. Croix and St. Thomas. The title will be decided at a competition in August.

Tiphanie Yanique’s new novel, “Monster in the Middle,” takes the reader on a generational love journey that spans some of America’s most perilous moments.