

Issue 85 (May/June 2007)
Michelle Kalamandeen sheds light on conservation effords at Guyana’s breathtaking Shell Beach; Laura Dowrich-Phillips looks at the region’s premiere fashion event, the Caribbean Fashion Week; Erline Andrews catches up with successful Caribbean entrepreneurs in New York; Caroline Taylor profiles Trinidad’s “Black Brando”, Michael Cherrie; Franka Phillip talks about some colourful West Indies remedies; Garry Steckles explores the value of Caribbean music as an educational tool; a tribute to the father of Brooklyn Carnival, Carlos Lezama; a roundup of new and recent Caribbean books and music; and so much more!


Lewis Hamilton: the drive to win

West Indian Rhythm: “The real native music”

Home is where the art is

Passing of a king of carnival: Carlos Lezama

Ocho Rios: jazzing up Jamaica

Caribbean Bookshelf (May/June 2007)

Film buzz (May/June 2007)

Calabash 2007: a pot of gold

Eco buzz (May/June 2007)

Michelle Kalamandeen: “It’s commitment that counts”

Fashionation

Fire and ice

Michael Cherrie blossoms

Caribbean herbal remedies

The Oxford Book of Caribbean Verse: landscape of love

Music is a teacher
