Guyanese have been “very receptive” of Mexican cultural events which have been held here over the past two years and locals are “welcome” to perform in the Central American country, Ambassador Fernando Sandoval says.
Hits and Jams Entertainment (HJ) on Thursday formally launched Jamzone 2011, which will be stretched from August 12 to 21, and promises ten days of packed events, including new additions, such as Jazz and Food, Black Tie and Cricket.
Earlier this week, the Miss Guyana World pageant intelligence segment was held, during which the contestants spoke on their various platforms before a panel of judges: Deputy Army Chief Bruce Lovell, Second Runner-up in the Miss Renaissance 2009 pageant Deborah King, Attorney-at-law George Thomas and Attorney-at-law Amanda Walton-Desir, who was the chief judge.
Members of the public are invited to a free screening of the 1955 film, Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje today from 5.30 pm at the Indian Cultural Centre in Bel Air.
Guyana Fashion Weekend (GFW) will this tomorrow meld fashion designing and the performing arts in an event titled ‘Great Expectations’ at the Princess Hotel.
Twenty-three-year-old Kara Lord is now Miss Guyana Universe 2011, and as an ambassador for her country, will be competing on the international stage in Sao Paulo, Brazil in September.
Local clothing designer and art teacher Lou Ann Jackson hosts an art and craft workshop for children starting on Monday and going until August 5 at the Carifesta Sports Complex.
The fifth annual Guyana Fashion Weekend (GFW 5) will be launched at the conference centre of Princess Hotel on Sunday 24 July offering a peek at fashion weekend for this year.
When Jackie Hanover picks up a microphone and begins to sing she has the ability to give you goose bumps, as her powerful voice resonates with emotion.
It was an afternoon of superior performances in piano, violin, guitar, trumpet, singing, poetry, steelpan, a band and dance as the Guyana Music Teachers Associa-tion (GMTA) presented Musicians on Stage 2011 last Sunday at the National Cultural Centre.
Ronald Hollingsworth explores the tech-crazed behaviour or rather obsessions of cellular-loving folks in his play Text Me and unravels an interesting story of distrust, love and friendship.
Roshini Boodhoo and Ayanna Harris seemed the front runners in the Miss Guyana Universe pageant, at least as far as public speaking goes with Judith Sullivan not far behind.
The Wotless Show, held near the Kingston seawall on Monday night saw a huge turnout of a hyped-up crowd, eager to see Trinidadian artiste Kes do his thing onstage.