Emancipation Lecture 2024 – Dr. Morgan Dalphinis
Link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/live/iMqdR1v6Ja8?si=N0b2O6ErqvKfcP5R
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Link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/live/iMqdR1v6Ja8?si=N0b2O6ErqvKfcP5R
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The FRC would like to advise groups, organizations, and members of the public of the extension of our call for communities for Mwa Éwitaj Kwéyòl (Creole Heritage Month) 2024 to Friday 7th June 2024.
The Folk Research remembers the tragic fire of 2018 which ravaged our home and historical records at Mount Pleasant.Nevertheless we continue to persevere in our work in preserving culture and ensuring that culture is at the heart of national development.
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The shock of the passing of Leslie Charles has had a melancholic and sobering effect on the cultural fraternity, the citizenry, and more specifically his immediate and extended families. Lots of people including millennials and Gen Zers, would have known or heard of Leslie’s foray in the field of folk and other St. Lucian culture.
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The Drums and Dance Ritual began with a J’ouvert from 5:00 am, consisting of drumming, Lapo Kabwit, More Fyah, Tanbou Mélé, Masquerade stilt walkers, dance groups from all over the island and the general public were invited to join.It started at the Vigie roundabout and culminated at the Castries Waterfront where there were various stage
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Imansipasyon sé Kilti Kwéyòl Sent Lisi
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Lucian Kaiso is back! This landmark publication returned with a special 2023 edition to celebrate the Kaiso artform, and the 50th anniversary of the Monsignor Patrick Anthony Folk Research Centre. Copies are available from the Folk Research Centre, Barnard Hill, Castries. Price: XCD$ 50.00
FRC celebrates 50 years as an organization and here is our story. The Monsignor Patrick Anthony Folk Research Centre (FRC) distinguishes itself as a Saint Lucian and Caribbean treasure, for its invaluable role as a movement and organisation created for the celebration, preservation and advancement of the Saint Lucian identity and culture. This is illustrated
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