Meet multi-hyphenate Jamaican powerhouse Dr Terri-Karelle Reid — this issue’s cover story — as well as Wendy Yawching (the first female captain of a jetliner at BWIA). Take a journey through the islands as jazz festivals return! Discover Carriacou and Petite Martinique and explore five more of the region’s World Heritage Sites. Learn about the abiding power of Caribbean soups; Trinidad & Tobago’s special place in the world of cocoa innovation; marine conservation across the region; and how a formerly enslaved Guyana-born taxidermist contributed to Darwin’s theory of evolution … And as always, enjoy our reviews of new Caribbean book and music releases, before testing your mettle with our puzzles and trivia quizzes!

The latest issue of Caribbean Beat (#181) is all new for March/April 2024! Inside, meet Trinidadian actor Michael Cherrie (who plays Shirley Chisholm’s husband in the new Netflix film, Shirley). Explore the invaluable work being undertaken regionally to save Caribbean mangroves, and discover the cherished Easter traditions of five jetsetting regional influencers. Get inspired by travel features on regional destinations, and dive inside exciting diaspora festivals, events, and bucket list experiences — with a special spotlight on goat and crab racing in Tobago, and Cuba’s Festival de la Trova. Catch up on regional books and music … and so much more. Pick up a copy on your next Caribbean Airlines flight, via print or digital subscriptions, or read online!

The latest issue of Caribbean Beat (#180) — free to read at caribbean-beat.com/current-issue — is all new for January/February 2024! Inside, meet our cover girl — Trini singer and songwriter Nadia Batson — along with Caribbean food influencer Natasha Laggan, and the Trinidadian-British actor Kingsley Ben-Adir (who plays the title role in the anticipated Bob Marley: One Love). Explore the history of reggae music on film; the magic of panyards in the weeks before T&T Carnival; and the varied pre-Lenten mas traditions across the region. Get inspired by travel features on regional destinations, and dive inside exciting diaspora festivals, events, and bucket list experiences. Catch up on regional books and music … and so much more. Pick up a copy on your next Caribbean Airlines flight, via print or digital subscriptions, or read online!

The latest issue of Caribbean Beat (#179) — free to read at caribbean-beat.com/current-issue — is all new for November/December 2023! Inside, meet Guyanese-British actress Golda Rosheuvel — Queen Charlotte in the Bridgerton universe — and dynamic Antiguan lawyer and climate negotiator, Michai Robertson. Discover the critical work being done to save the Caribbean’s butterflies, and learn about the music-themed cruises spreading Caribbean music to the world. Take a foodie tour of Barbados and celebrate Sam Selvon’s centenary, before diving inside exciting regional festivals, events, and bucket list experiences; catching up on regional book, music and film releases…and so much more. Pick up a copy on your next Caribbean Airlines flight, via subscription, or read online!

The latest issue of Caribbean Beat (#178) — free to read online at caribbean-beat.com/current-issue — is all new for September/October 2023! Inside, learn about Ganesh Chaturthi (one of Trinidad’s least known but most fascinating festivals); and how tiger sharks in The Bahamas helped scientists uncover the largest known expanse of seagrass in the world — a secret weapon against climate change. Explore the history of the Caribbean’s love affair with saltfish (now a savoury staple in Caribbean homes and restaurants). Solve the mystery of an enigmatic Michel-Jean Cazabon painting. And discover unique, romantic experiences you can enjoy with that special someone at every stage of your love story. As always, go inside exciting Caribbean festivals and events, enjoy our reviews of new Caribbean book and music releases, and so much more. 

The latest issue of Caribbean Beat (#177) — free to read online at caribbean-beat.com/current-issue — is all new for July/August 2023! Inside, meet Trinidadian cycling sensation Nicholas Paul, and CARICOM’s Belize-born Secretary General Dr Carla Bennett. Whet your appetite learning about the Caribbean’s varied and flavourful plant-based traditions. Discover how Trinidad’s iconic Asa Wright Nature Centre points the way to the island’s eco-tourism future. Explore the region through travel features. And as always, go inside exciting Caribbean festivals and events, enjoy our reviews of new Caribbean book and music releases, and so much more. Pick up a copy on your next Caribbean Airlines flight, via subscription, or read online!

The latest issue of Caribbean Beat — our 176th, and free to read online at https://www.caribbean-beat.com/current-issue — is all new for May/June 2023! Inside, meet young rising stars — 19-year-old Barbadian race car driver Zane Maloney; and young US and UK artists with Caribbean roots making their mark on the music industry. Speaking of leaving your mark, learn about Renee Robinson’s work in the Jamaican and international film industry, before taking a journey to St John’s, Antigua, then through five more of the region’s stunning World Heritage Sites. Discover the region’s rich linguistic heritage (with our more than 70 languages!); how to “green” your vacation; the story of the “Caribbean Cane and Abel”…and whether you really can cook a “healthy” macaroni pie! And as always, enjoy our reviews of new Caribbean book and music releases, before testing your mettle with our puzzles and trivia quizzes! Pick up a copy on your next Caribbean Airlines flight, via subscription, or read online!

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Experience the "mother of all carnivals" through the eyes of a singer, a stilt walker, a pannist, and twin designers as Trinidad & Tobago Carnival returns — as do events and festivals across the diaspora. Celebrate 50 years of soca music; and explore how regional festivals can become more sustainable. In our travel features, escape to Tobago, and take a tour of some of the Caribbean's special World Heritage Sites. Learn about Anton de Kom and JR Casimir, freedom fighters from Suriname and Dominica. Explore the history of dukunoo — one of the oldest Caribbean desserts. And take in reviews of new Caribbean book and music releases, before testing your mettle with our puzzles and trivia quizzes!

The latest issue of Caribbean Beat celebrates the diaspora’s people, food, history and culture in a special way! Learn about Trinidad-born singer and actress Melanie La Barrie as she makes her Broadway debut after years of excelling in the United Kingdom; and explore the work of celebrated Guyanese-British artist Hew Locke, whose latest exhibition is on show at the Tate Britain. Meet emerging creatives like Tobagonian designer Trishelle Leacock and Barbadian dancer Gina Mayers — whose passion for dance has lifted her through devastating personal loss and a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis. Revisit the landmark life and work of Jamaican Harlem Renaissance poet and Bolshevik revolutionary Claude McKay; and discover the long-abandoned town in Dominica (La Soye) which may fundamentally change our understanding of the island’s history. As the festive season approaches, our Cookup column maps out how those with dietary restrictions — and those hosting them — can enjoy the festive season together; while Dr Jo-Anne S Ferreira shares some insights on the fascinating origins of some of our favourite festive foods. Globally, we take a deep look at why and how Caribbean leaders are taking a much tougher stance at the COP27 climate conference and beyond. And finally, as always, get up to speed on the latest regional events, book and music releases, and more! 

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine (#172: September/October 2022), meet history-making Trinidad-born Daytime Emmy winner Mishael Morgan and award-winning Suriname-born chef Soenil Bahadoer. Learn about the Caribbean diaspora streamers looking to bring you the best regional films and series, and about the “voluntary castaway” who landed in the Caribbean 70 years ago. Go inside the work of the Caribbean Maroon movement, as communities seek to be recognised as Indigenous. Discover the benefits of zero-waste cooking with Barbadian chef Damian Leach. Take a tour of beautiful Barbuda, and explore some of the region’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. Finally, as always, get up to speed on the latest regional events, book and music reviews, and more! 

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine (#171: July/August 2022), celebrate milestone anniversaries — 50 years of Phase II Pan Groove; 10 years of CPL cricket; and 60 years of independence in Jamaica and T&T. Discover how award-winning author and scientist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein’s Caribbean roots have shaped her success, and about the community groups that have made Trinidad & Tobago the most important leatherback nesting ground in the hemisphere. Meet the Caribbean athletes to watch at the Commonwealth Games, and the Caribbean artists on show in New York and Venice. Learn how a South African and a Trini came to open a doubles stand in Antigua, and about the passion a Canadian Food Network chef has for Caribbean rum. Plus: take a tour of some of our team’s favourite beaches across the Caribbean; and get up to speed on the latest regional events, book and music reviews, and more! 

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, meet some of the Caribbean YouTubers who are attracting hundreds of thousands of viewers online — and some of the Caribbean diaspora artists and collectives breaking ground at two of the world’s most important contemporary art events. Take a journey up the Caribbean island peaks that summon the most intrepid among us; explore Guyana’s critically important Barima Mora Passage; and learn where and how to enjoy the best turtle-watching in the region. Plus: enjoy our puzzles page, and get up to speed on the latest regional events, music buzz, and more!

March/April 2022 brings the 30th anniversary of Caribbean Beat. To mark this milestone, we share some stunning photos of our home territory, Trinidad and Tobago, with recommendations from the magazine team. Learn how acclaimed debut author Ayanna Lloyd Banwo was shaped by childhood stories, and discover a pair of sibling filmmakers from French Guiana whose work explores questions of history. Plus coverage of festivals, music, books, sport, a 30th anniversary trivia quiz, and more!

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, four writers share treasured memories of Carnivals past — from Kiddies' Mas to calypso tents — as we look forward to the post-pandemic resurgence of T&T's beloved annual festival. Meet the Venezuelan performer who's brought the traditional Burroquite masquerade across the Gulf of Paria, and find a groovy playlist for Guyana's Mashramani. Plus we take you on a trip to Caribbean Airlines destinations across the region, from Dominica to Curaçao, Tobago to Suriname, as you plan your dream trip for 2022. As always, you'll also find coverage of Caribbean books, music, food, and more!

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, our editorial team share their personal bucket list wishes for future travel experiences — from Junkanoo in the Bahamas to whale-watching in Dominica and exploring the Guyanese rainforest. Meet a Trinidadian dancer and choreographer bringing classical Indian traditions to the Caribbean, and hear from award-winning St Lucian poet Canisia Lubrin. See highlights of a new exhibition of Caribbean art and photography in Toronto. Plus coverage of Caribbean books, music, food, the year-end festivals of Divali and Christmas, and more! 

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, we travel across the region to visit some of the stunning landscapes — from Jamaica to Dominica to Tobago — that have starred as movie locations for Hollywood classics and innovative local productions alike. Learn how celebrated Bahamian artist Tavares Strachan uses ideas and materials from science to explore hidden histories, and how the sonic world of Pulitzer Prize–winning composer Tania Léon was shaped by her childhood in Cuba. Meet up-and-coming Trinidadian singer-songwriter Annalie Prime, and hear how the University of the West Indies plans to work with private sector partners to build prosperity for all. Plus coverage of Caribbean books, culture, games, and more! 

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, we showcase vacation options for every interest and taste, from family getaways in St Lucia to natural rejuvenation in Dominica to solo escapes in Curaçao. Meet four Caribbean athletes taking their Olympic dreams to Tokyo this July, learn why Grand Anse in Grenada may be the region's most celebrated beach, and discover how an innovative institute at the University of the West Indies is changing how we think about traditional herbal remedies. Plus coverage of Caribbean music, culture, and more! 

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, we visit some of the region's most tranquil hideaways, from Tobago to Carriacou to Dominica, and explore the stunning Blue Holes of the Bahamas. Meet T&T-born artist Nicole Awai, hear what inspired Barbadian author Cherie Jones to write her acclaimed debut novel, and discover biking adventures in Jamaica, Antigua, and St Lucia. Plus coverage of Caribbean music, culture, fashion, and more!

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine — back in print for the first time in a year! — we head out to explore Trinidad's north coast by hiking trail, learn about the musical rhythms that animate Santiago, Cuba's second city, and consider three itineraries for a Barbados road trip. Also, meet T&T's iconic novelist Merle Hodge and St Lucia's most medalled athlete, Levern Spencer. Plus coverage of Caribbean music, culture, and more!

The latest digital-only issue of Caribbean Beat magazine rings in 2021 with a collection of Carnival memories, in images and words. T&T Carnival may be cancelled this year because of COVID-19, but it's still a chance to reflect on what we truly love about the annual festival, as we imagine its post-pandemic future. Also in this issue, take a trip to "Green Grenada" — plus coverage of Caribbean music, culture, and more!

Caribbean music, film, and book reviews; destination features; people profiles; a look at treasured events in the age of Covid — and much more

A calendar of events; music, film, and book reviews; travel features; people profiles, and much more

A calendar of events; music, film, and book reviews; travel features; people profiles, and much more.

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November/December 2023 Issue 179

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November/December 2022 Issue 173

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July/August 2022 Issue 171

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November/December 2021 Issue 167

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Caribbean Beat Magazine - March/April 2023 Issue 175

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