21. Moving To Trinidad Tobago, Living In Trinidad Tobago, Real tobago. Art culture of trinidad tobago Art culture of trinidad tobago - Art and culture of trinidad tobago. Articles http://www.escapeartist.com/trinidad/tobago.htm

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22. Discover Trinidad & Tobago - International Programs :: Pacific Lutheran Universi Malick Folk Performers, five times folk festival village championsshowcasting artistic expressions of trinidad and tobago culture; http://www.plu.edu/~inpr/trinidad.html

A Study Abroad Program from Pacific Lutheran University and the University of the West Indies Spend a Semester Abroad Immerse yourself for five months in the culture and society of the two islands (one nation) of Trinidad and Tobago. This program promotes the cultural appreciation and human dignity of all people through its fusion of academic study and lived experience. Immerse yourself in the rhythms, celebrations, and traditions of this complex Caribbean society. Course Work Students take four courses (18 credit hours) A General Studies course taught by PLU faculty in January to acquaint you with your surroundings, e.g.: travel/autobiographical writing; music of Trinidad and Tobago; literature of the Caribbean. (4) Two courses of your choice at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, from late January to May. These may count for your major, elective, or general studies requirements. (8) A field study course in Caribbean culture and society, credited by PLU, running the entire semester (4), with a service learning component. (2) Study from the Inside The field study course draws you into Caribbean culture and society. Witness and participate in the artistry, folklore, and celebrations of Trinidad and Tobago. Travel on both islands from downtown Port of Spain to remote Charlotteville. Attend Orisha ceremonies, work with local artists, and tour Hindu and Muslim holy sites. The course runs throughout your stay, involving you in the life and style of the people.

23. Cheap Caribbean Holidays In Trinidad And Tobago Music And Culture MUSIC AND culture. The infectious sounds of trinidad and tobago can be enough tokeep some folk dancing for two days straight on our streets trinidad and tobago http://www.tobagoguide.com/beatentrack/musicandculture.htm

Spectacular Tobago Caribbean Holidays! Grab a piña colada - it's chill out time in sunny Tobago! Information on tobago hotels, tobago flights, tobago holiday packages, and tobago accommodation... Your trinidad and tobago caribbean holiday starts here! travel planning off the beaten track ways to enjoy tobago frequently asked questions ... music and culture DID YOU KNOW? Our music is partially defined by the many different races that live on this twin island in harmony, some blending has taken place resulting in several dynamic and lively forms of entertainment. Tell-a-friend about us About TobagoGuide You are now here: off the beaten track MUSIC AND CULTURE The infectious sounds of Trinidad and Tobago can be enough to keep some folk dancing for two days straight on our streets Trinidad and Tobago is the home of Calypso and Steelband along with two new music art forms Chutney Soca and Rapso. Carnival is held every year and it falls on the Monday and Tuesday preceeding the Lenten period starting with Ash Wednesday. The lead up to Carnival includes many musical, cultural and carnival related activities such as the prejudging of the costumes. Trinidadians and Tobagonians are known for their Calypso music, much of which is eventually translated for the Steelpan, and instrument invented in Trinidad and Tobago. Our music is partially defined by the many different races that live on this twin island in harmony, some blending has taken place resulting in several dynamic and lively forms of entertainment. Some of our different types of music include Calypso, Soca (Soul Calypso), Rapso (Rap and Calypso), Indian Music, Chutney Music and now Chutney Soca music, Parang, and of course the well known Steelband music (affectionately known as "Pan music").

24. Cheap Caribbean Holidays In Trinidad And Tobago Holidays Your trinidad and tobago caribbean holiday starts here! More than 'seasun-sand',discover rich tobago culture beyond our turquoise beaches this island is http://www.tobagoguide.com/beatentrack/

Spectacular Tobago Caribbean Holidays! Grab a piña colada - it's chill out time in sunny Tobago! Information on tobago hotels, tobago flights, tobago holiday packages, and tobago accommodation... Your trinidad and tobago caribbean holiday starts here! travel planning off the beaten track ways to enjoy tobago frequently asked questions More than 'sea-sun-sand', discover rich Tobago culture beyond our turquoise beaches...this island is alive with laid-back villages containing a rich cultural heritage. What a Caribbean stereotype! Glorious honey sand beaches, waters swarming with tropical fish, fresh smelling rainforests and a relaxed bunch of locals. Who could ask for more? What makes it even better, is that Tobago is one of the least developed islands of the Caribbean - so it's the pure, original thing! On Tobago, you'll feel as if you've traveled back in time a century or more. Barefooted boys lead goats along winding roads flanked by bamboo thickets and glossy-leafed breadfruit trees, as crystal-clear streams cascade down mountainsides toward quaint villages with colonial English names like Roxborough, Scarborough, Plymouth and Charlotteville. Tobago, counts 210 species of birds, 17 species of mammals, including the crab-eating raccoon and the world's smallest alligator (found only on this island), 23 species of butterfly (including the Blue Emperor), five species of marine turtles, 24 species of snake (none poisonous), 16 species of lizard (including the green iguana), and 14 species of frog.

25. Caribbean Websites And Links Organised In An Easy To Use Directory Caribbean Site Directory General Directory - trinidad and tobago- society and culture. trinidad and tobago - Society and culture. http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/trinidadandtobago-societyandculture.

all any Search our Directory - Use spaces to separate your keywords You are here: Directory Back to the Front Page CLICK HERE Add your Site CLICK HERE Link to Us and get Added Promotion!!! CLICK HERE Bookmark this site 'Ctrl-D' for PCs 'CMD-D' for Macs Join our newsletter subscribe unsubscribe Trinidad and Tobago - Society and Culture Home Page ThemeIndex Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago - Society and Culture Please support our Link Partners by visiting them. Living Water Community ... A Catholic Charismatic Lay Community in Port of Spain, Trinidad. Founded by Rhonda Maingot and Rose Jackman in 1975. ... http://www.livingwatercommunity.com TRININET... Trininet.com - The online home away from home. A not-for-profit site designed to survey Trinidadians and Tobagonians on various aspects of online life and communities.... http://www.trininet.com

26. Society And Culture In Trinidad And Tobago Home Society culture. Society and culture of trinidad and tobago.Society and culture. People; Folklore; Genealogy; Native People http://www.search.co.tt/dir/sc/

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27. Organisations In Trinidad & Tobago of Miami trinidad and tobago Cultural Association - committed to the preservationand promotion of trinidad and tobago culture on and around the Miami area. http://www.search.co.tt/dir/org/

Home : Organisation Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago Organisation @ Rotary Clubs @ Rosicrucians @ Stamps @ Scouts ... REACT County Caroni - RADIO EMERGENCY ASSOCIATED COMMUNICATIONS TEAM The Domestic Violence Centre of Trinidad and Tobago Website Emancipation Support Committee Coalition Against Domestic Violence Citizens for a Better Trinidad and Tobago ... United Nations Development Programme - TTSA Fulbright Alumni Association of Trinidad and Tobago Richard Jack's Papermoney First Trinidad Sea Scouts Antilles Episcopal Conference ... Environment Tobago - conserves Tobago's natural and living resources and advances the knowledge and understanding of such resources. Trinidad and Tobago Organettes Social and Cultural Association University of Miami - Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Association - committed to the preservation and promotion of Trinidad and Tobago culture on and around the Miami area. University of Miami - Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Association Association of Caribbean States Chaguaramas Development Authority Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago ... With Us

28. Welcome To Boaters Enterprise - Home Of The Boca. to visiting cruisers with a sampling of performances of Calypso, steel pan andtraditional characters representing the trinidad tobago Carnival culture. http://www.boatersenterprise.com/

HOME ABOUT US BOCA DIRECTORY taste of carnival LINKS YSATT LORD RELATOR SUPER YACHTS ... EMAIL US TELL A FRIEND ABOUT THIS SITE Directory 2003 Contents General Information Radio Information Weather Information Pet Quarantine Maps, Charts Taxi, Bus, Fares YSATT Carnival Indian Culture Shopping Around Cruise Tobago Tide Tables Trini Recipes Welcome Cruisers The English sailor Sir Walter Raleigh stopped in Trinidad en route to South America (and the search for El Dorado) to refuel his boat, refresh his supplies and caulk his vessel with tar from our Pitch Lake; as you can see our history of boat repairing goes way back. Now hundreds of years later cruisers are finally realizing what Raleigh always knew, that Trinidad and Tobago is an ideal rest-stop for sailors to refuel and get top quality repairs done. It’s one of the few islands in the Caribbean that boasts of being a safe haven from hurricanes. If this isn’t enough to entice you, then visit us for our world renowned Carnival and become imbued in a culture that is rich and diverse. Enjoy your cruise through this site and learn The Boca lists all the services and suppliers by category, trade name, or alphabetically complete with links to their business site and E-mail addresses using a yellow page concept.

29. World History Archives: The Culture History Of Trinidad And Tobago The culture history of trinidad and tobago. Hartford Web Publishingis not the author of the documents in World History Archives http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43/index-gff.html

The culture history of Trinidad and Tobago Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history in general of Trinidad and Tobago Dancing queen dies By Joanne Briggs, Trinidad Guardian, 31 March 2000. Beryl McBurnie, known in the artistic world as the Grand Dame of Dance, and founder of the Little Carib Theatre, died early yesterday morning. In 1989, McBurnie was the recipient of the nation's highest honour, the Trinity Cross.

30. World History Archives: The History Of Trinidad And Tobago workingclass history of trinidad and tobago Documents for the social history oftrinidad and tobago Documents for the culture history of trinidad and tobago. http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43/index-gf.html

The history of Trinidad and Tobago Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives History of the Lesser Antilles in general The contemporary political history of Trinidad and Tobago Documents for the economic history of Trinidad and Tobago Documents for the working-class history of Trinidad and Tobago Documents for the social history of Trinidad and Tobago Documents for the culture history of Trinidad and Tobago

31. Caribbean CHOICE - Your Gateway To The Caribbean! trinidad tobago culture History. trinidad can be truly described asthe birthplace of calypso, limbo, soca and, of course, the steelband. http://www.caribbeanchoice.net/trinbago/culture.asp

HOME Carnival Market Islands ... Carnival Caribbean Corner Carnival Culture Island Tidbits Recipes ... Links Featured Ad Gold itself, circulated electronically... the ultimate worldwide free market currency Open a FREE account now Countries Culture Market Community Resources Anguilla Aruba Bahamas Barbados Belize Bermuda British Virgin Islands Canada Cayman Islands Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic European Union Florida France Grenada Guadeloupe Guyana Haiti Honduras Jamaica Martinique Mexico Montserrat Netherlands Netherlands Antilles Puerto Rico St. Kitts and Nevis St. Lucia St. Vincent and the Grenadines Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos United Kingdom United States United States Virgin Islands Venezuela Saturday, April 12, 2003 Trinidad can be truly described as the birthplace of calypso, limbo, soca and, of course, the steelband. It is a richly cosmopolitan country, comprising of people whose ancestry were Africans, Indians, Creole who are a mixture of two different ethnicities - usually Black and Indian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Lebanese, Syrians, Americans, Venezuelans, and some of the original settlers, the Amerindians. The largest non-secular groups are of the Christian faith, followed by those of the Hindu, Islamic and tradition African faiths, especially Orisha. Noteworthy Trinidadians are writers V.S. Naipaul, recent Nobel Prize winner for Literature, Earl Lovelace, and Samuel Selvon. Carnival artists Peter Minshall, Edmond Hart and Stephen Deryk; philosopher C.L.R. James; cricketer Brian Lara, holder of the world records for the most runs in a match and also holder for the most runs in a Test Match and the world's greatest calypsonians, the Mighty Sparrow.

32. Folklore & Culture Of Tobago - FLORA - Trinidad & Tobago. tobago HOME Folklore and History of tobago, trinidad tobago. HOME PAGE. A seriesof educational units giving you the heritage and culture of the tobagonians http://www.tobago.hm/folk/bm001plant.htm

a b c d ... z a Abrus precatorius L, FABACEAE Common name: jumbie beads, crab's eyes, wild liquorice Precatory-pea - Abrus precatorius seeds contain a chemical called abrin, which is highly toxic. A single well-masticated seed can kill an adult human. The seeds of this plant are imported into a number of countries on necklaces and perhaps on other decorative items. These attractive seeds are shiny, red, and black and about 5-8mm long. The plant is a slender twiner with alternately placed compound leaves. Each leaf has about 20 pairs of narrow, oblong leaflets , looking like a delicate feather. The rose to purple flowers are crowded at the end of a stalk. Fruits are short, inflated pods, splitting open when mature to reveal the round, hard and shiny seeds which are scarlet but black at the base. The plant is native to the tropics. It grows by the seashore among the undergrowth and in hedges. POISONOUS . Seeds when broken or chewed or when the external coat is removed are toxic. The highly attractive seeds are sought after by children for beads. They are sometimes made into necklaces and rosaries. Seeds are extremely poisonous if cracked; a single one, if swallowed can be fatal. Also deadly to livestock.

33. Official Website Of The Government Of Trinidad And Tobago trinidad and tobago culture. The culture of trinidad and tobago is a reflectionof a creative and vibrant, ethnically mixed and cosmopolitan society. http://www.gov.tt/trinbago/culture/

Trinidad and Tobago Culture Ministries Statutory Boards Government Services Embassies/Missions ... Address Finder The culture of Trinidad and Tobago is a reflection of a creative and vibrant, ethnically mixed and cosmopolitan society. The gay rhythm of the steelband music, the pulsating beat of the tassa drums, the entertaining calypsoes and chutney songs, the romantic swaying of paranderos at parang time, all tell the tale of a people emerging from four centuries of colonialism, independence and republic rule. The contribution of the East Indians to national cultural survival is of tremendous significance. The lighting up for Divali, the rhythmic swaying of the Holi Dancers at Phagwah, East Indian planting and harvesting songs, all bear open testimony to the rich cultural diversity of a people in a land where "every creed and race find an equal place." In a land where a blend of Spanish, French, English, African, East Indian, Chinese, Portuguese, Syrian and other minority groups tell the story of togetherness as a people, it is becoming more and more evident that programmes on culture must be given priority. The Trinidad Carnival has been described in many circles as the "world's greatest festival." It continues to attract thousands of visitors yearly. Started from mere mockery of pre-colonial landlords by their `inferiors', the festival has grown into a rich reserve of craftsmanship, song and music that must today be the envy of many nations.

34. Governance: Government Of The Republic Of Trinidad And Tobago will continue to promote recreation, sports and culture as mechanisms of a NationalSport Management Commission;; The marketing of trinidad and tobago as a http://www.gov.tt/government/Vision2020/Vision2020_Sports&Culture.asp

ACTION PLAN 2002-2007: SPORTS AND CULTURE Sports, culture and recreation are essential to self-expression and self-actualisation. Government will continue to promote recreation, sports and culture as mechanisms for the development of the youth of the Nation. This will be achieved through: The implementation of an extensive programme of sporting events and coaching activities, in particular the Community Sports Festival, Soca Games Fest, Village Olympics, the Sports Plus Programme and the District and Schools Sporting Programmes; The establishment of a National Sport Management Commission; The marketing of Trinidad and Tobago as a sporting destination and the promotion of Trinidad and Tobago as the hub of sporting activities in the Caribbean; The hosting of the Carifta Games in 2003 at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Tobago; The continuation of the Cultural Immersion Programme and the Open School for the Performing Arts Programme will provide training in various art forms, in particular, dance, music and drama; The strengthening of the Community Concerts Programme and the Best Village Programme;

35. CaribSurf.com Net_guide Online.org trinidad-Online aims to be the ultimate one stop resource for thoseinterested in the culture, commerce and environment of trinidad and tobago. http://www.caribsurf.com/net_guide/Regional/Caribbean/Trinidad_and_Tobago/

36. Bomis: The Trinidad And Tobago/Arts And Culture/Carnival/Bands Ring Bomis The trinidad and tobago/Arts and culture/Carnival/Bands ring. http://www.bomis.com/rings/Mcarnival-bands-regional/

Bomis: The Trinidad and Tobago/Arts and Culture/Carnival/Bands ring Build a ring Suggest URL! Email ringmaster! Ring Info! See also... ...Regional/Caribbean/Trinidad_and_Tobago/Arts_and_Culture/Carnival Home My Bomis Webmasters ... Ring Rankings Bomis is a search engine covering all topics. Enjoy! Ring sites National Carnival Bands Association Official website for the National Carnival Bands Association. Includes Carnival archives and key Carnival contacts. www.trinidad-carnival.com Barbarossa International Designers of Carnival Bands in Trinidad and the Caribbean. www.barbarossaintl.com The Callaloo Company Peter Minshall is a world-renowned artist who works in the medium of mas. His Callaloo Company is one of Trinidad's most prominent mas bands. www.callaloo.co.tt Legends Designers of Carnival bands in Trinidad and the Caribbean, providing quality creative, colourful costumes suiting a wide range of tastes. 1999 Band of the Year winners. www.legendscarnival.com Harts Carnival Website Local Motion - de Trini way www.hartscarnival.com Poison - Carnival Production Trinidad and Tobago Carnival mas producers. One of the more popular Carnival bands.

37. Trinidad & Tobago Culture & Peace Forum trinidad tobago culture Peace Forum, http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/62620

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38. Bits Of Culture - Trinidad And Tobago Language Map. Bits of culture. PointTo-Talk Booklets. Additional Resources.BITS OF culture - trinidad and tobago. Languages. Geography. Cultural Values. http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_tri.asp

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39. Trinidad And Tobago @ 250000.com, Local Links And Information, Trinidad And Toba Online.org pop trinidadOnline aims to be the ultimate one stop resource for thoseinterested in the culture, commerce and environment of trinidad and tobago. http://250000.com/global/Caribbean/Trinidad_and_Tobago/

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40. 1Up Travel > History And Culture Of Trinadad & Tobago. culture The people of trinidad and tobago enjoy a rich cultural tradition.The distinctive West Indian musical form of the calypso http://www.1uptravel.com/international/caribbean/trinidad-tobago/history-culture

Flags Maps Sightseeing Travel Warnings ... Travel Reservations and Bookings More Categories Introduction Topography Local Life Local Cuisine Local Holidays Festivals-Events Embassies Administration News Stand Worth a See !! Sight Seeing Maps Flags Shopping Eating Out Recreation Travel Essentials Country Facts Geography People Government Economy Communications Transportation Military Search 1Up Travel You are here 1Up Travel Countries of the World Caribbean ADVERTISEMENT Country At a Glance Introduction Topography History-Culture Local Life ... Newstand Worth a Visit !! Cities Sight Seeing Maps Shopping ... Travel Links Country Facts Introduction Geography People Government ... Transnational issues Related Country Guide Detailed Maps Hotel Database Country Flag ... Travel Warning History Christopher Columbus landed on Trinidad on July 31, 1498, during his third voyage. At that time, the island was populated by a relatively peaceful Arawak subgroup called Igneri, who engaged in primitive agriculture, and the fierce Caribs. Culture: The people of Trinidad and Tobago enjoy a rich cultural tradition. The distinctive West Indian musical form of the calypso originated in Trinidad during the 1800's. The calypso music, which is now part of the West Indian people's way of life, is a cultural and artistic expression of the political, economic, and social situation. It has been described as a development of African folk music, with French creole and Spanish influences.

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