Junkanoo rush
In 2004, a Bahamian theatre group, the Dust Track Theatre Company, took to the streets of downtown Nassau during the annual Junkanoo...
Abaco’s equine heroes
Only a heart beating to the galloping of hooves could have heard their whinnies echoing across the sea from a fortress of pine trees....
Quiet heroes
Karen Mahy calls FirstCaribbean International Bank’s Unsung Heroes programme “dear to my heart” in one of her emails, and this...
Andros: deepest blue
Except for the briny taste of the water and the striking absence of mountains along the horizon — no matter the direction — any visitor...
The popop spirit: Nassau’s Popopstudios International Centre for the Visual Arts
Rolling up to Popopstudios International Centre for the Visual Arts on any given day is a bit of a risk. Not because the art space is...
Nicolette Bethel: “In the theatre, you never know what’s gonna happen”
Theatre was all around me when I was growing up. Every place you went — church, school — had a performance component. My mother Keva...
Early Blooming: Bahamian designer Phylicia Ellis
Speak to any fashion-forward woman in the Bahamas, and one of the first names she’ll mention is Phylicia Ellis. Only twenty-four years...
Pigs in Bahamian paradise
There are over 360 islands in the Bahamas’ Exuma chain, more than one for every day of the year — and even one that’s a little piece...
