AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Creole Music Festival 2026: The World Creole Music Festival returns October 23–25 at Roseau’s Windsor Park Sports Stadium, with gates from 7pm and music running late into the night. The verified lineup is being billed as the biggest in 26 years, with headliners including Ne-Yo and Machel Montano, plus major Creole and Caribbean acts by night. Martinique Culture & Music: Local singer Lu Wilson, who lives in Martinique, shares his reggae-flavoured cover of Lionel Richie’s “Lady,” explaining how the song’s emotion and his own musical journey shaped the recording. Tourism Leadership: Alexandre Ventadour has been named tourism commissioner for the Martinique Tourism Authority, aiming to boost Martinique’s international visibility with a focus on authenticity, innovation, and sustainability. Sports for Youth: Grenada’s Football Association and Beacon Insurance are launching a primary school football competition in October, with dozens of schools across Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique. Community & Faith: In Montreal, the Disciple-Making Mission Church dismisses pastor Axel Levi and his wife after a public accountability dispute, with the church citing “very serious facts” and Levi responding via an open letter. Arts & Heritage: A new high-profile high jewellery collection, “Queens of Time,” by Boghossian spotlights 11 queens, blending culture and women’s history into wearable art.
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