Dominica: Culture & Events

Dominica's Culture & Events

Our rich cultural heritage comes from our
West African, Carib, French and English influences.


For Dominica's Annual Events, click here.

Forthcoming Activities & Events, click here

 



Events in DominicaEvents

Mas Domnik
(Feb/Mar) Carnival is an important part of our culture...
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Calypso
(Dec-Mar) Dominica's Calypso- social commentary with a twist! Read more

Dive Fest
(July) Dominica's Annual Scuba Diving Festival- fun for everyone in & on the waterplus parties and land events too!Meet the Mermaids...Read more

Nature Island Literary Festival
(Aug) Celebrate, discuss and promote literature in Dominica....Read more

Independence Celebrations
(Oct/Nov) Creole Culture, Heritage, and Independence...
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World Creole Music Festival
(Oct/Nov) Three days of Creole Music - concerts and events. Read more

Creole LanguageCulture
Creole Language
Our basic introduction the the Kweyol language...
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Traditional Wear

Learn about our beautiful traditional dress... read more


Traditional Dancing

Learn the traditional folk dances of Dominica: the Bélé, Quadrille and more... read more

Heritage From A to Z
Dr. Lennox Honychurch explains many terms and historical facts about Dominica's heritage... read more

Carib Canoe Crossing Project
(May) Trainingg for this historical re-enactment all year long, the Welcome Ceremony in Dominica is May 3rd, 2008. Read more

Traditional WearThe Arts
Books
Books about Dominica, books by Dominican authors...
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Music
Dominica's Calypso... read more
Music in Dominica... read more

Dominica's Cultural Icons
Authors, poets and artists who helped shape the arts in Dominica... read more



Forthcoming Events

14th Annual World Creole Music Festival
29-Oct-10
Dominica's 14th Annual World Creole Music Festival at the Windsor Park Stadium. Friday Night performers: Victor O, Les Aiglons, Kreyola, Luciano and Midnight Groovers. Contact (767) 448-4833 for more info.

EC$ 250 till Aug. 31, 2010
EC$ 300 till Sept 30, 2010
EC$ 325 in Oct. and at the Door
Nightly tickets: EC$ 120.

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14th Annual World Creole Music Festival
30-Oct-10
Dominica's 14th Annual World Creole Music Festival at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium. Saturday Night performers: Krosfyah, Les Etoiles du Cadence (featuring Dominican Cadence icons of yesteryear), Mas Compa, Jah Cure, WCK. Contact (767) 448-4833 for more info.

EC$ 250 till Aug. 31, 2010
EC$ 300 till Sept 30, 2010
EC$ 325 in Oct. and at the Door
Nightly tickets: EC$ 120.

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14th Annual World Creole Music Festival
31-Oct-10
Dominica's 14th Annual World Creole Music Festival at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium. Sunday Night performers: Creole Stars featuring Princess Lover, Orlane, Stefan Ravor, Costuleta and MKG Band, T-Vice, Exile One, Ali Cambell's UB40, Triple Kay. Contact (767) 448-4833 for more info.

EC$ 250 till Aug. 31, 2010
EC$ 300 till Sept 30, 2010
EC$ 325 in Oct. and at the Door
Nightly tickets: EC$ 120.

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Independence Day
03-Nov-10
National Holiday

National Day of Community Service
04-Nov-10
Public Holiday
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Christmas Day
25-Dec-10
Christmas Day Public Holiday

Boxing Day
26-Dec-10
Boxing Day Public Holiday

Boxing Day Holiday
27-Dec-10
Public Holiday



More details on Dominica's Events can be found here.


Annual Events

Here is a Quick Reference to Dominica's major events by month.

February/March: Carnival. details Details...

May/June: Domfesta and The Giraudel-Eggleston Flower Show.. details Domfesta Details...

June/July: Dive Fest. The Kubuli Carib Canoe Race is a highlight of this event. details Details...

August: Annual Nature Island Literary Festival & Book Fair Festival from the 6th - 8th. details Details...

October: World Creole Music Festival. details Details...

November: Independence Celebrations. . details Details...

December: Christmas Celebrations.

Throughout the year many communities have village feasts. Examples are the Feast of St. Peter (held in West coast fishing villages like Dublanc), La Salette in Pointe Michel, or Fete Isidore in Grand Bay. Usually held over a weekend, the feast may start with a church service, followed by events throughout the day, and culminates in a dance in the village hall or school.


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