Inaugural "Reggae Genealogy" Concert Event Comes to Plantation, Florida for Reggae Month (February) 2024

Inaugural “Reggae Genealogy” Concert Event Comes to Plantation, Florida for Reggae Month (February) 2024

Plantation, Florida (October 18, 2023): On Saturday, February 10, 2024, in celebration of Reggae Month, the story of the Caribbean’s most prolific music genre will...

Island Syndicate Heads Awarded for Community Service Work by Caribbean Bar Association

Representatives of Island SPACE Caribbean Museum proudly accepted the prestigious Corporate Citizen Award amid a vibrant gathering of distinguished individuals at the 27th Caribbean Bar...

FFTP Pushes to Meet Goal of Providing 10 Million Meals for Vulnerable Families

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (Oct. 3. 2023) – Food For The Poor (FFTP) is closer to meeting its goal of providing 10 million meals for vulnerable families...

The Unearthly Worlds of Theo Azael at Island SPACE Caribbean Museum 

Plantation, Florida (October 3, 2022): In an epic close to Hispanic Heritage Month, Puerto Rican designer Theo Azael presents two controversial collections in a one-night...
Ways To Transform the Look of Your Rooftop Deck

Ways To Transform the Look of Your Rooftop Deck

Are you looking for ways to transform your rooftop into the ultimate relaxing spot? Take your rooftop deck to the next level by using our suggestions.

Uncovering the Ills of Cuban Slavery and Travails of the Enslaved in Cristiano Berti’s...

Cristiano Berti’s new book, Boggiano Heirs, tells the stories of the Boggianos, a group of enslaved people owned by Antonio Boggiano, a wealthy Italian merchant...
A Realistic Construction Timeline for an Outdoor Kitchen

A Realistic Construction Timeline for an Outdoor Kitchen

Many people use outdoor kitchens in the Caribbean and want to bring this luxury to their homes in the U.S. However, building an outdoor kitchen takes time.

These Caribbean Artists are Some of the Best in Miami

As a hub for many arriving from the Caribbean’s shores, Miami overflows with island culture. This can be felt in the art scene, specifically, with...
FFTP President/CEO Ed Raine Joins D.C. Roundtable on Crisis in Haiti

FFTP President/CEO Ed Raine Joins D.C. Roundtable on Crisis in Haiti

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (Sept. 20, 2023) – As attention around the violence in Haiti escalates, Food For The Poor FFTP President/CEO Ed Raine was invited to attend...

The Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival Marks 21 Years of Sizzling Caribbean Food, Music and...

 South Florida’s most popular Caribbean food festival returns to Miramar Regional Park On Sunday, November 12, 2023, 2pm-10pm, get ready to...

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