Akeem Adams: The Lindener who turned an encounter with the violin into a lifelong...
If you’ve ever wondered who is the young man that oftentimes play stunning renditions of music on his violin at the Amazonia Mall, Giftland...
Talented Guyanese woman uses creative paintings to celebrate life’s splendour
By Sueann Wickham
Persons worldwide witnessed the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 which brought varying degrees of social and economic misfortune. Some were...
Prime Minister’s Office launches mash band
The Office of the Prime Minister on Friday afternoon launched its mash band for the upcoming Mashramani Parade slated for next Thursday. Decked in...
Has the essence of Mashramani changed for the better or worse?
By: Sueann Wickham
In recent years, memories of Mashramani in its true essence often flood my mind. Many years ago it used to be a...
Comedian Odessa Primus hopes to live long enough to see Performing Arts respected
By Steven Vickerie
Bartica native Odessa Primus is considered one of the funniest women in the field of comedy locally. If you've ever attended the...
Valiant’s “4:14” Mixtape clinches Grammy nomination; Slingerz Records expresses gratitude for adding signature touch
Dancehall music is getting hotter, and Valiant is leading the charge with his electrifying mixtape, "4:14." Earning a prestigious nod from the Grammy committee...
The Carib Soca Monarch Controversy and New Music
The Mashramani season passed us a few weeks ago, culminating in a number of exuberant activities like the well-known Carib Soca Monarch Competition. But...
ERC spearheaded “I am Us” opens at NCC this weekend
The unity stage play “I Am Us”, presented by the Ethnic Relations Commission, (ERC), opens this weekend at the National Cultural Centre (NCC), and...
UK-Based Guyanese launches the “The Mash Project” featuring local artistes
With Mashramani festivities slowly approaching, a UK-based Guyanese has teamed up with a producer from Montserrat to set the tone with several beloved local...
Seeing art as an escape from the real world, Roberto Teekah lives to...
“My art is my means of expression. It is where I release stored up tension and angst. It’s where I express what I’m thinking...
