Following 2 days of mass and revelry Dominica Carnival 2009 came to a close on Tuesday February 24, 2009 as revelers, locals and tourist alike took to the streets to enjoy themselves one last time.
On the road to wind down the festivities were local bands like Triple Kay, Fanatic Band, and WCK.
The season has been arguably one of the better and more peaceful carnival seasons in years past; that’s coming from the carnival organizers.
Posted by: Chris
Photo's Courtesy of: Dominica Weekly
Photo's Courtesy of:TropicallyTied Dominica Carnival 2009
Video's Courtesy of: Cai Videos
Steel Pan for Carnival 2009...
Go Girls Costume Band, 2009...
Carnival Corner Costume Band, 2009...
Carnival Tuesday Parade, 2009...
Royalty on Parade, Carnival 2009...
Swingin' Stars gone Krazy...
Tuesday Jump Up with Triple Kay, 2009...
Find more videos like this on www.caivideos.ning.com
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
London - Lymelyte Concert & PA Media
Professional Audio and Sound System Services...
Welcome to Lymelyte Concert. We specialise in professional audio equipment, with specific expertise in the field of live concerts, conferences, festivals, club installations, wedding receptions and more.
Lymelyte Concert would like to welcome you to explore our site and take advantage of the vast knowledge and experience that Lymelyte Concert staff has to offer.
Lymelyte Concert & PA Media
Welcome to Lymelyte Concert. We specialise in professional audio equipment, with specific expertise in the field of live concerts, conferences, festivals, club installations, wedding receptions and more.
Lymelyte Concert would like to welcome you to explore our site and take advantage of the vast knowledge and experience that Lymelyte Concert staff has to offer.
Lymelyte Concert & PA Media
Sunday, 22 February 2009
Dominica's Karessah New Calypso Monarch 2009
Gregory 'Karessah' Riviere of Marigot with his signature song 'Pastor Rod' as well as 'Calypso Too Patriotic' was crowned the 2009 Calypso Monarch early Sunday morning at about 2 'o clock after two rounds of competition at Pottersville Savannah, the 'Carnival City'.
The first runner-up was former two-time winner and crowd favourite Davidson "Observer" Victor; second runner-up was Tarina Simon who recently won the Stardom Tent Monarch and Calyso Queen titles, while Andrew "Scrunter" Bazil won third runner-up.
Photo by: Carlisle Jno Baptiste
Courtesy of: Dominica News Online
Courtesy of: Dominica Weekly
The first runner-up was former two-time winner and crowd favourite Davidson "Observer" Victor; second runner-up was Tarina Simon who recently won the Stardom Tent Monarch and Calyso Queen titles, while Andrew "Scrunter" Bazil won third runner-up.
Photo by: Carlisle Jno Baptiste
Courtesy of: Dominica News Online
Courtesy of: Dominica Weekly
Dominica’s 2009 Carnival Queen - Kayan Toussaint
CONGRATS!!! .. KAYAN TOUSSAINT.. MISS D/CA ' 09..
Friday February 20th, 2009, Kayan Toussaint, daughter of Gwenneth Francis Toussaint (Gwennie) & Ossie Toussaint of Pointe Michel, won the Miss Dominica ' 09 Carnival Queen title.
What a big one for Pointe Michel, after so many years!!! .. we have every right to be proud & to celebrate our win. One of our own was chosen to represent Dominica during her reign of '09 ... let's all throw our support behind her & pray for her that she continues to make us & our country proud.
CONGRATULATIONS .. KAYAN!!!
Photos/video clips could be viewed at www.caivideos.ning.com (copy & paste if link don't work)
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Talent Round...
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Swimwear Round...
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Costume Round...
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Evening Wear...
The Crowning Moment Ms. Dominica 2009...
Written by: Kathie Richards
Courtesy of: Dominican Diaspora
Videos Courtesy of: Cai Videos
Friday February 20th, 2009, Kayan Toussaint, daughter of Gwenneth Francis Toussaint (Gwennie) & Ossie Toussaint of Pointe Michel, won the Miss Dominica ' 09 Carnival Queen title.
What a big one for Pointe Michel, after so many years!!! .. we have every right to be proud & to celebrate our win. One of our own was chosen to represent Dominica during her reign of '09 ... let's all throw our support behind her & pray for her that she continues to make us & our country proud.
CONGRATULATIONS .. KAYAN!!!
Photos/video clips could be viewed at www.caivideos.ning.com (copy & paste if link don't work)
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Talent Round...
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Swimwear Round...
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Costume Round...
Dominica's (Pointe Michel) - Kayan Toussaint Evening Wear...
The Crowning Moment Ms. Dominica 2009...
Written by: Kathie Richards
Courtesy of: Dominican Diaspora
Videos Courtesy of: Cai Videos
Sunday, 15 February 2009
Dominica - Daddy Chess Wins Soca Monarch 2009
Chester Letang aka Daddy Chess has been named the 2009 Soca Monarch, successfully defending his title, with his song "Ready Or Not".
Daddy Chess was judged the winner after Saturday night's Soca Monarch competition, featuring a total of 12 contestants.
Dominica News Online
Dominica Weekly
Daddy Chess was judged the winner after Saturday night's Soca Monarch competition, featuring a total of 12 contestants.
Dominica News Online
Dominica Weekly
Saturday, 14 February 2009
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
Monday, 9 February 2009
Eastern Caribbean Story
Eastern Caribbean Currency...
The East Caribbean States, formerly the British Caribbean Territories (Eastern Group), formed a currency board in 1950 to provide the constituent territories of Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, British Guiana (now Guyana), British Virgin Islands, Anguilla, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Dominica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and Grenada with a common currency, thereby permitting withdrawal of the regular British Pound currency.
This was dissolved in 1965 and after the breakup, the East Caribbean Territories, a grouping including Barbados, the Leeward and Windward Islands, came into being. Coinage of the dissolved ‘Eastern Group’ continues to circulate. Paper currency of the East Caribbean Authority was first issued in 1965 and although Barbados withdrew from the group they continued using them prior to 1973 when Barbados issued a decimal coinage.
Posted by: Lunaticg
Courtesy of: lunaticg.blogspot.com
The East Caribbean States, formerly the British Caribbean Territories (Eastern Group), formed a currency board in 1950 to provide the constituent territories of Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, British Guiana (now Guyana), British Virgin Islands, Anguilla, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Dominica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and Grenada with a common currency, thereby permitting withdrawal of the regular British Pound currency.
This was dissolved in 1965 and after the breakup, the East Caribbean Territories, a grouping including Barbados, the Leeward and Windward Islands, came into being. Coinage of the dissolved ‘Eastern Group’ continues to circulate. Paper currency of the East Caribbean Authority was first issued in 1965 and although Barbados withdrew from the group they continued using them prior to 1973 when Barbados issued a decimal coinage.
Posted by: Lunaticg
Courtesy of: lunaticg.blogspot.com
Wesley Village Reunion Club - Dinner & Dance Fund Raising Event
WVRC Fund Raising Event - 7th March, 2009
A Special Fundraising Dinner & Dance to support community projects on the Nature Island of Dominica.
Goals Wembley
Alperton Lane
Wembley
HA0 IJH
Ticket £20
Call 07960049704 for Tickets
Courtesy of: Dominican Diaspora
Courtesy of: WesleyVillageDominica
A Special Fundraising Dinner & Dance to support community projects on the Nature Island of Dominica.
Goals Wembley
Alperton Lane
Wembley
HA0 IJH
Ticket £20
Call 07960049704 for Tickets
Courtesy of: Dominican Diaspora
Courtesy of: WesleyVillageDominica
Dominica - Portsmouth Carnival Opening 2009
Just one week after the official opening of the 2009 Carnival Season in Dominica, and National Carnival Parade.
Now one week later it’s the city of Portsmouth to launch their Carnival season with a grand opening parade along the Michael Douglas Boulevard and through the streets of Portsmouth.
For those who don’t know - Portsmouth is the former capital of Dominica and, with about 3000 inhabitants; Portsmouth is the second largest town of Dominica. It lies on the Indian River in the north of the island, part of the Saint John Parish. Cabrits National Park is located on a peninsula to the north of town.
Posted by: Chris
Photo's Courtesy of: Dominica Weekly
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
Now one week later it’s the city of Portsmouth to launch their Carnival season with a grand opening parade along the Michael Douglas Boulevard and through the streets of Portsmouth.
For those who don’t know - Portsmouth is the former capital of Dominica and, with about 3000 inhabitants; Portsmouth is the second largest town of Dominica. It lies on the Indian River in the north of the island, part of the Saint John Parish. Cabrits National Park is located on a peninsula to the north of town.
Posted by: Chris
Photo's Courtesy of: Dominica Weekly
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
Sunday, 8 February 2009
Dominica - Travel
Being Doused At Ti Kwen Glo Cho Hot Springs, Wotton Waven, Dominica, Dec. 27...
John-Francis Bourke, a photographer from Brooklyn. “My mom passed away last March, and since I usually go home to Ireland to spend Christmas with her, I needed to do something totally different. So I Googled ‘remote undeveloped Caribbean island,’ and this is what I came up with — honestly, true story.
The New York Times
John-Francis Bourke, a photographer from Brooklyn. “My mom passed away last March, and since I usually go home to Ireland to spend Christmas with her, I needed to do something totally different. So I Googled ‘remote undeveloped Caribbean island,’ and this is what I came up with — honestly, true story.
The New York Times
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
Dominica's Carnival The Real Mas!
Carnival 2009 dates are February 23rd & 24th...
Dominica's Carnival, held at the traditional pre-lenten time, is a feast of calypso, shows and two exciting days of street jump-up. Carnival is formally opened about a month before the two final days of jump-up.
A Virtual Dominica
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
Dominica's Carnival, held at the traditional pre-lenten time, is a feast of calypso, shows and two exciting days of street jump-up. Carnival is formally opened about a month before the two final days of jump-up.
A Virtual Dominica
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
Dominica's Real Mas 2009 Officially Launched
Dominica’s carnival dubbed the ‘Real Mas 2009’ kicked into high gear on Saturday when the Dominica Festivals Committee (DFC) in conjunction with the government of Dominica and headline sponsor LIME, hosted the national parade and official opening of the Real Mas.
Caribbean Net News
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
Caribbean Net News
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
Sunday, 1 February 2009
Dominica Carnival 2009 - Opening Parade
With the anticipation of The Real Mas 2009 at its peak, the official parade and opening of Dominica Carnival 2009 got on the way today from the Dame Eugenia Charles Boulevard to the Carnival City (LIME City) at the Pottersville Savannah.
The Streets of Roseau literally came alive with sights and sounds of the Real Mas 2009. Hundreds of spectators gathered along the Carnival route to a catch glimpse of the opening parade and to ring in the opening of the 2009 Carnival Season.
Posted by: Chris
Photo's Courtesy of: Dominica Weekly
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
The Streets of Roseau literally came alive with sights and sounds of the Real Mas 2009. Hundreds of spectators gathered along the Carnival route to a catch glimpse of the opening parade and to ring in the opening of the 2009 Carnival Season.
Posted by: Chris
Photo's Courtesy of: Dominica Weekly
Carnival 2009 - Blog Archive
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