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Caribbean Beat Magazine - January/February 2025 Issue 186

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In this issue

In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat, immerse yourself in the buzz of Carnival through the lens both of celebrated photographers and budding content creators. Explore the big business of Carnival fetes, and the promise of the new Carnival Catwalk series. Meet Anette Thomas-Sanford — Dominica’s new (and first female) Kalinago Chief; St Lucian multi-hyphenate Dr Raymond Travis Weekes; octogenarian artist Alcina Nolley; and prize-winning Jamaican writer Safiya Sinclair. Get inspired by regional events and destinations (including some of the most beautiful Caribbean waterfalls), before catching up on recent book, film, TV, and music releases from across the diaspora … plus puzzles and so much more.

Caribbean Beat Magazine Description:

Publisher: Media-&-Editorial-Projects-Ltd

Category: Lifestyle

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

Published since 1992 by Media & Editorial Projects Ltd (MEP Publishers) as the inflight magazine of BWIA and now the award-winning Caribbean Airlines (and Air Jamaica), Caribbean Beat is the Caribbean’s leading magazine on Caribbean and West Indian arts, culture and society. Beat is a magazine about the real Caribbean — a general-interest, pan-Caribbean publication, produced in the West Indies, by Caribbean people. It gets behind the familiar stereotypes to show how rich Caribbean life really is – its music, art, dance, books, sport, fashion, design, festivals, history, environment, people, lifestyle. This is the region’s most widely-distributed magazine, committed to the highest editorial and production standards.