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Husband and wife team, Monique and Luis McSween show off matching shirts from their vast portfolio of apparel, and lifestyle travel, culinary cultural company, ready to welcome guests on its fifth tour of Havana, Cuba, April 25-29.

Cuba

CariBeat lifestyle events company invites guest to tour Havana, Cuba

By Tangerine Clarke

Black History Month

News

Black History Month celebrates 54 years with observances throughout the boroughs

By Tangerine Clarke

A ribbon-cutting ceremony launched the opening of Brooklyn Palace, on Jan. 20. Pictured from left are a guest, President of Palatial Publishing LLC, Kamla Millwood, Attorney Turquoise Haskins, ESQ., Consul General of Pakistan to New York, Aamer Ahmed Atozai, Owner/Partner of Brooklyn Palace, Saghir Khan, among family and friends.

Business

Ribbon cutting ceremony celebrates opening of Brooklyn Palace Event Hall on Flatbush Avenue

By Tangerine Clarke

Alicia Dougall, niece of the late Claire Ann Goring, National Medal of Service (MS) recipient, being consoled by Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke, as poet James Richmond looks on, during a celebration of life going home service at Vanderveer Methodist Church in Brooklyn, on Jan. 22.

Guyana

Congresswoman Clarke joins family, friends to celebrate the life of Claire Ann Goring

By Tangerine Clarke

Youths perform the Calypso Dance at Grenada’s 50th Golden Jubilee Youth Fiesta at Nazareth High School Auditorium in Brooklyn.

Grenada

Youth fiesta celebrates Grenada’s 50th Golden Jubilee Anniversary of Independence

By Tangerine Clarke

Caribbean Life freelance reporter, Tangerine Clarke, left, and retired Guyana Consul General of Guyana to New York, Barbara Atherly, congratulates Cultural Ambassador Claire A. Goring after she was honored with the 2016 GCA Lifetime Achievement Award at Brooklyn Borough Hall.

Guyana

Guyanese cultural icon Claire Ann Goring’s death sparks outpouring of grief

By Tangerine Clarke

Guyanese born, Reverend Canon Roxanne Eversley, lights a candle in the vast hall of of the historic 109-year-old Holy Innocents Church, in the south London suburb of South Norwood, England, where she served for many years. She will become the first Dean of Cultural Diversity in conjunction with the residentiary role of Canon Librarian at Southwark Cathedral, London, England after a ceremony this month.

Guyana

Rev. Canon Roxanne Eversley to be elevated as first Dean of Cultural Diversity at Southwark Cathedral

By Tangerine Clarke

Anthony Springer, creative director, CEO, and founder of Twinsted N' Brushes, center back, welcomed members of the community to his 109-19 Rockaway Blvd., Ozone Park art space for a day of unity and painting, on MLK Day.

Together we Serve, Twisted N’ Brushes, Power of the Soil, collaborate to honor Dr. MLK’s legacy of unity and service

By Tangerine Clarke

A diverse group of students stand against the Weedsville Heritage Center sinage during a "Call to Action” expo to commemorate the late iconic leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s lasting legacy. Deputy Director Sasha Miller, second from left, and chief of Programs of The Legacy Network, Jennella Young, seventh from left, are pictured with the students.

News

Weeksville Heritage Center expo reflects on Dr. MLK ideas

By Tangerine Clarke

Constituents listened with rapt attention to the information shared at a Jan. 12, Grant Guidance non-profit information session, at the Flatbush YMCA, hosted by Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, in partnership with Rita C. Joseph, District 40, Council Member Farah N. Louis, District 45, and Senator Kevin S. Parker, District 21.

Brooklyn legislators hosts informative guidance for grant seekers

By Tangerine Clarke

Rondy "Luta" McIntosh, consul general of St. Vincent and the Grenadines to New York, addressing an audience at the Guyana Consulate during a Republic Anniversary celebration last year.

CG McIntosh, calls for diaspora unity, congratulates Vincentian, first female pilot to fly AA to homeland

By Tangerine Clarke

Volunteers diligently pack fruits and food items to be shared to migrants and residents who joined lines to be served at Calvary's Mission Food Pantry in Richmond Hill, Queens on cold Saturday, Jan. 6.

Queens

Tony Singh serves asylum seekers at Calvary’s Mission Food Pantry in Queens

By Tangerine Clarke

Faye Gomes, serves up delicious food with a smile. Here she is showcasing her favorite world-renowned Pepperpot dish with homemade bread, and a glass of ginger beer in her modest Kaieteur Kitchen restaurant in London's prominent Elephant and Castle Centre.

Guyana

Guyanese Faye Gomes dishes out homie cuisine in the heart of London, England

By Tangerine Clarke

Third from left, second row, Princess Cornneitte, founder of the Brownsville Devine Explosion Arts Program, joins volunteers at a Dec. 23 Christmas Bazaar, at the Love Zone outdoor space.

Devine Explosion Arts Program celebrates 22 years of giving in Brownsville community

By Tangerine Clarke

Members of the CARICOM Consular Corps, extreme left, back row, Mr. Jeremiah Hyacinth consul general Consulate General of Saint Lucia, front row second from left, Sheldon Peter consul general, Commonwealth of Dominica, Consul General of Guyana to NY, Michael E. Brotherson, Madam Marie Amy Charge d Affaires, consul general of the Republic of Haiti, Mrs. Alsion Wilson, consul general, Consulate General of Jamaica, and Leroy F. Major, Bahamas Consulate General, among other guests, at a Dec. 21 Christmas party at new location, 228 E 45th St., Manhattan.

Guyana

CG Brotherson shares Christmas cheer, goodwill at new office space in Manhattan

By Tangerine Clarke

Jamaican native Glen Marsh in his showroom, showcasing his recently released coffee table book that chronicles his 20 year journey in the world of fashion, one of his top selling Christmas gift items.

Business

D’Marsh Couture showcases its holiday gift guide

By Tangerine Clarke

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