AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCreole Culture: Young Saint Lucians took the spotlight for International Creole Day, with student performances, traditional music and dance, and visiting groups from French Guiana and Guadeloupe. The Folk Research Centre says keeping Kwéyòl relevant to young people is key to preserving the language. Theatre: Open Waters Theatre’s A Twisted Christmas is set for the National Cultural Centre on November 22 and 28. The family drama mixes comedy, revelations and a supernatural twist. Books: Vieux Fort-born author Anderson Reynolds has released his tenth book, John Compton: Power, Struggle and the Making of a Nation, exploring the former prime minister’s legacy for a new generation. Film and Performance: Listwa Latè-a is giving young filmmakers a lens on climate issues, while Unpredictable won the 2026 Chanté Kwéyòl competition. Jounen Kwéyòl: The celebrations drew large crowds, but some attendees questioned whether the event captured the island’s food, language and traditions with enough authenticity.
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