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Food & Culture: Chef Dixie Fingal-Rock Innes kicks off Metro’s Black History Month “Diaspora Dish” series with her “light and refreshing” Dominican shrimp souse recipe, swapping traditional pork parts for shrimp or chickpeas. Cinema Spotlight: Dominica’s Christelle Powell earns an Honourable Mention at the 20th Trinidad+Tobago Film Festival for “From Fortune,” as DANM takes top honours and Caribbean filmmakers across the region collect awards. Dominica Events: Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl—“Tout Biten Domnik” is set for Oct 19–22, with a new dedicated wellness space planned for the festival, plus food, music, crafts and Dominican-made products. Music Legacy: The Caribbean mourns calypso legend The Mighty Sparrow, who died at 91 in New York, with leaders hailing him as a storyteller who gave the region a voice. Education & Youth: Dominica’s Sherdina Antoine wins the 2026 CARICOM Youth Short Story Competition with “Weathering Us,” while Wesley High School marks 100 years of educating young women. Sports: Dominica’s Bouyon Boyz take a heavy Nations League defeat to Guyana (5-1), despite a late response.

Caribbean Cinema Spotlight: Dominica’s Christelle Powell earned an Honourable Mention at the 20th Trinidad+Tobago Film Festival for From Fortune, as DANM swept Best Film Made in Trinidad and Tobago and the People’s Choice Award. Creole Culture Countdown: Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl—Tout Biten Domnik is set for October 19–22 at the Dominica Botanic Gardens, with food, music, crafts and performances, plus a new dedicated wellness space for 2026. Music & Heritage Loss: Calypso legend The Mighty Sparrow (Slinger Francisco) has died at 91, prompting tributes across the Caribbean for a career that shaped the region’s voice. Local Education Milestone: Wesley High School marks 100 years of educating young women, with centennial events running from October 12–16. Sports Update: Dominica’s senior men suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat to Guyana in the CONCACAF Nations League, despite a late response goal from Troy Jules. Wellness in Focus: Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl organizers say the wellness zone will feature local practitioners and products, blending Dominican nature and traditional care.

Caribbean Culture Spotlight: Dominica’s Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl-‘Tout Biten Domnik is set for Oct 19–22 at the Botanic Gardens, promising a Creole village with Dominican food, live music, performances, artisan markets and local crafts ahead of the World Creole Music Festival. Regional Arts & Film: Trinidad + Tobago Film Festival’s 20th anniversary wrapped with Dominica’s Christelle Powell’s From Fortune earning an honourable mention, alongside major wins across the Caribbean. Music Loss: The Mighty Sparrow, calypso’s “Artful Dodger” and a global Caribbean icon, has died at 91, with leaders across the region mourning the storyteller behind decades of hits. Dominica Music & Identity: Rudy Ru$h’s new single “Here for You” blends techno textures into Bouyon, aiming to keep the dance-floor energy while adding deeper meaning. Writing & Climate Creativity: Dominica’s Sherdina Antoine won the CARICOM Youth Short Story Competition with “Weathering Us,” beating 172 other entries, while Trinidad’s Priya Ramdeo placed second. Food Festival: Flavours of the World lands Oct 4 at Windsor Park with global cuisine, including a big Creole Dominican menu plus Caribbean favourites. Sports & Community: DABA is launching a Women’s Basketball League with a Nov 7 Ladies Night 3×3 tournament. Tech & Connectivity: EllaLink’s Caribbean Gateway initiative officially launched, targeting service by end of 2029 for Martinique, Guadeloupe and more.

Mas Domnik 2027: Dominica’s Carnival calendar is out, with the season running Jan 9–Feb 10, 2027, kicking off with the National Parade and Official Opening on Jan 9, then Bouyon Day (Feb 2), Sunrise (Feb 5), Calypso Monarch (Feb 6), Carnival Monday (Feb 8) and Tuesday (Feb 9), ending with Teway Vaval. Chess Milestone: Shermel Timothy made history as Dominica’s first woman to earn the Woman Candidate Master title at the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand. Women’s Basketball: DABA will launch a Women’s Basketball League with a Nov 7 Ladies Night 3×3 tournament at Massacre Indoor Sports Complex. Food & Culture: Flavours of the World Festival hits Windsor Park Sports Stadium Forecourt on Oct 4 (2pm–9pm) with global cuisine plus a big Creole Dominican menu. Music Spotlight: Dominica’s Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You,” blending techno textures into bouyon and teaming up with Chioneso. Regional Entertainment: The Caribbean mourns calypso legend Mighty Sparrow, who died at 91, with leaders including CARICOM’s Phillip J. Pierre praising his voice for the region. Tech & Connectivity: EllaLink officially launches the EllaLink Caribbean Gateway initiative, aiming for service by end of 2029.

Mas Domnik 2027: Dominica’s Carnival calendar is out, with the season running Jan 9–Feb 10, 2027—opening and National Parade on Jan 9, Bouyon Day Feb 2, Sunrise Feb 5, Calypso Monarch Feb 6, Carnival Monday Feb 8 and Tuesday Feb 9, ending with Teway Vaval. Women’s Basketball: DABA launches its Women’s Basketball League with a 3×3 “Ladies Night” on Nov 7 at the Massacre Indoor Sports Complex, aiming to grow pathways from grassroots to national representation. Chess Milestone: Shermel Timothy becomes Dominica’s first Woman Candidate Master after scoring 5.5/10 at the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand. Music Loss: The Caribbean mourns calypso legend Mighty Sparrow, who died at 91—Dominica’s PM Skerrit and CARICOM leaders paid tribute to his storytelling and impact. Food & Fun: Flavours of the World Festival hits Windsor Park on Oct 4 (2pm–9pm) with global cuisine and entertainment, including Dominica, Caribbean and international menus. Tech & Connectivity: EllaLink officially launches the Caribbean Gateway initiative, pushing a new submarine cable route linking French Caribbean territories, targeting service by end of 2029.

Women’s Basketball: DABA is set to launch Dominica’s Women’s Basketball League with a “Ladies Night” 3×3 tournament on Saturday, Nov 7 at the Massacre Indoor Sports Complex, kicking off a renewed national women’s programme aimed at building pathways from school and grassroots to clubs and national team dreams. Carnival Buzz: Mas Domnik 2027 is officially mapped out, running Jan 9–Feb 10, with the National Parade and Opening on Jan 9, Bouyon Day Feb 2, Sunrise Feb 5, Calypso Monarch Feb 6, and Carnival Monday/Tuesday Feb 8–9 before Teway Vaval closes it. Chess Milestone: Shermel Timothy made history as Dominica’s first Woman Candidate Master after scoring 5.5/10 at the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand. Music Loss: The Caribbean mourns calypso legend Mighty Sparrow, who died at 91, with regional leaders praising his wit and storytelling. Bouyon & Festivals: Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You” ahead of a bigger Bouyon project, while WCMF 2026 VIP/VVIP hospitality is curated by Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival. Travel & Tourism: Discover Dominica launched a new online destination training course for UK travel advisers, and LIAT is offering 10% off eligible flights to Dominica during WCMF week (Oct 19–26).

Women’s Sports: DABA is set to launch Dominica’s Women’s Basketball League with a “Ladies Night” 3×3 tournament at the Massacre Indoor Sports Complex on Saturday, November 7, kicking off a renewed national women’s programme and a pathway from grassroots to national-team level. Carnival Buzz: The Mas Domnik 2027 calendar is officially out, with the season running January 9 to February 10, featuring the National Parade and Opening, Bouyon Day (Feb 2), Sunrise (Feb 5) and Calypso Monarch (Feb 6), plus Carnival Monday and Tuesday (Feb 8-9) and Teway Vaval to close. Chess Milestone: Shermel Timothy made history as Dominica’s first Woman Candidate Master after scoring 5.5/10 at the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand. Music Loss: The Caribbean mourns calypso legend Mighty Sparrow, who died at 91, with regional leaders praising his sharp storytelling and unmistakable voice. Tech & Travel: EllaLink launched its EllaLink Caribbean Gateway initiative, aiming for service by end of 2029, while Discover Dominica rolled out a new online destination training course for UK travel advisers. Entertainment & Culture: Love Link Caribbean debuts September 30 on YouTube, and Dominica’s WCMF VIP/VVIP experience is set to be curated by Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams.

Dominica Music Loss: Calypso legend Mighty Sparrow (Slinger Francisco) has died at 91, with PM Roosevelt Skerrit mourning the “greatest storytellers” whose wit and music shaped Caribbean culture. Bouyon Spotlight: Dominica’s Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You” featuring Chioneso, blending techno textures with Bouyon and teasing a bigger project in early 2027. Local Arts & Culture: La Cour Des Arts De La Dominique brings Dorbrene O’Marde’s satirical play “Fly On The Wall” to St. Gerard’s Hall tonight and Saturday. Festival Buzz: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will run VIP/VVIP hospitality for WCMF 2026 in Roseau, with rum-herb shot stations, live chef service, and spa add-ons. Sport (Dominica): The Bouyon Boyz fell 2-0 to Puerto Rico in the Nations League, despite a stronger second half. Travel & Entertainment: LIAT launches a 10% discount to Dominica for World Creole Music Festival week (Oct 19–26).

Caribbean Music Loss: Dominica and the wider region are mourning calypso legend Mighty Sparrow (Slinger Francisco), who died at 91 in New York, leaving behind decades of storytelling, wit and hits that shaped Caribbean music worldwide. Bouyon & Local Pride: Bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You” featuring Chioneso, blending techno textures with Bouyon and teasing a bigger project in early 2027. WCMF Buzz: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will run VIP and VVIP hospitality for WCMF 2026 (Oct 23–25), with live chef stations, rum-shot activations, spa services and premium viewing. Teachers Week: The Dominica Association of Teachers kicks off Teachers Week 2026 with island-wide activities, wellness events and appreciation plans. Sports (Dominica): The Bouyon Boyz fell 2-0 to Puerto Rico in the CONCACAF Nations League, despite a stronger second-half showing. Reality TV Tourism: Love Link Caribbean debuts Sept 30 on YouTube, bringing ten singles from across the region to Antigua for a destination-filled romance series. Travel Deals: LIAT offers a 10% discount on eligible flights to Dominica from Oct 19–26 ahead of WCMF, using promo code “DISCOVER.” Education Inclusion: Project INSPIRE launches in St. Maarten to strengthen inclusive education support for students with special educational needs.

Caribbean Music & Culture: Dominica’s Creole season is gearing up for a big stretch from Oct 3 to Nov 4, with the World Creole Music Festival (Oct 23–25) at Windsor Park as the peak, plus events like Belles Combo Benefit Concert, Flavours of the World, NDFD Creole in the Streets, Ti-Vilaj Kweyol and Bwè Dominik Fest. WCMF VIP Buzz: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will run the VIP/VVIP experience, promising dedicated entrances and viewing, premium bars, rum-herb shot station, live chef stations, spa and grooming services, and extra photo and hospitality perks. Local Arts Night Out: La Cour Des Arts De La Dominique brings the satirical play “Fly on the Wall” (Aug 25–26, 8pm) to St. Gerard’s Hall, diving into the hidden side of political power. Dominica Music Spotlight: Bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You” featuring Chioneso, blending techno textures with Bouyon and teasing a full project for early 2027. International Calypso Loss: Calypsonian legend Mighty Sparrow (Slinger Francisco) has died at 91. Travel Deals for Festival Fans: LIAT is offering 10% off eligible flights to Dominica from Oct 19–26 with promo code “DISCOVER,” timed for WCMF 2026. Community & Youth: AABL and DABA host a youth basketball camp (Sept 26, 11am–1pm) at Massacre Indoor Sports Complex.

Music & Culture: The world mourns the death of Trinidad and Tobago calypso legend “The Mighty Sparrow” (Slinger Francisco), who passed away at 91 in New York. Dominica Spotlight: Bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h keeps the momentum going with his new single “Here for You” featuring Chioneso, blending techno textures into Bouyon and setting up a bigger project for early 2027. Local Arts & Entertainment: La Cour Des Arts De La Dominique brings the satirical Caribbean play “Fly on the Wall” to St. Gerard’s Hall on Sept 25–26 at 8pm. Festival Build-Up: World Creole Music Festival VIP and VVIP hospitality will be run by the teams behind Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival, with premium bars, rum-herb shot station, live chef stations, spa and grooming, and upgraded viewing. Travel & Lifestyle: LIAT Air launches a 10% discount for flights to Dominica from Oct 19–26 using code “DISCOVER,” timed for WCMF 2026. Community & Youth: AABL and DABA host a youth basketball camp on Sept 26 (11am–1pm) at Massacre Indoor Sports Complex. Sports: Dominica’s football scene stays busy as international Nations League action continues across the region.

Road Cycling: Demi Vollering won the elite women’s road race at the UCI Road World Championships after a tense, late “prize-fight” finish with Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney, who took silver, while Elisa Longo Borghini grabbed bronze. Music & Culture: Dominica’s Creole season is set to run from October 3 to November 4, leading into WCMF (Oct 23–25) at Windsor Park, with events like Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl and Miss Wob Dwiyet. WCMF VIP Upgrade: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival will curate the VIP/VVIP experience for WCMF 2026, adding dedicated entrances, premium bars, live chef stations, spa and grooming services, and a rum-herb shot station. Local Music Release: Bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h dropped “Here for You” (feat. Chioneso), blending techno textures into Bouyon and teasing a full project for early 2027. Travel for Fans: LIAT Air is offering a 10% discount on eligible flights to Dominica from Oct 19–26 using promo code “DISCOVER,” timed for WCMF. Theatre Night: La Cour Des Arts De La Dominique presents “Fly on the Wall” (Dorbrene O’Marde) at St. Gerard’s Hall, 8pm nightly on Sept 25–26.

World Creole Music Festival Build-Up: Dominica’s WCMF returns with a month-long Creole season running Oct 3–Nov 4, culminating Oct 23–25 at Windsor Park, with events like Belles Combo, Flavours of the World, Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl and more. VIP Upgrade: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will curate WCMF 2026 VIP/VVIP hospitality, featuring dedicated entrances, premium bars, live chef stations, rum-shot activations, spa/grooming services and upgraded viewing. Travel Perks: LIAT Air is offering a 10% discount on eligible flights to Dominica from Oct 19–26 using code “DISCOVER” ahead of the festival. Local Arts & Theatre: La Cour Des Arts De La Dominique presents “Fly on the Wall” (Dorbrene O’Marde) at St. Gerard’s Hall on Sept 25–26. Music Spotlight: Bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You” featuring Chioneso, blending techno textures into his Bouyon sound. Community Sports: AABL and DABA host a youth basketball camp Sat Sept 26 (Massacre Indoor Sports Complex). Quick Clarification: KFC Dominica denies a fake online claim that under-21s are banned from its stores.

World Creole Music Festival Build-Up: Dominica’s Creole season is set to run from Oct 3 to Nov 4, with WCMF 2026 taking over Oct 23–25 at Windsor Park—plus early events like Belles Combo (Oct 3), Flavours of the World (Oct 4) and Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl (Oct 19–22). VIP Upgrade: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will curate WCMF 2026 VIP and VVIP hospitality, including dedicated entrances, premium bars, live chef stations, spa/grooming services and rum-herb shot activations. Music Spotlight: Bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You” featuring Chioneso, blending techno textures with Bouyon and teasing a full Bouyon project for early 2027. Theatre Night: La Cour Des Arts De La Dominique presents “Fly on the Wall” (satirical Caribbean political play) at St. Gerard’s Hall tonight and Saturday. Travel Perks: LIAT is offering 10% off eligible flights to Dominica for WCMF week (Oct 19–26) using promo code “DISCOVER.” Local Sports Youth: AABL and DABA host a youth basketball camp Saturday (11am–1pm) at Massacre Indoor Sports Complex. Road Closures: CDPF announces traffic changes for the Independence Walk Through Parade at the Botanic Gardens (4pm–8pm).

World Creole Music Festival Buzz: LIAT Air is offering a 10% discount on eligible flights to Dominica from Oct. 19–26, 2026 (promo code: “DISCOVER”), timed for WCMF 2026 (Oct. 23–25). Festival VIP Upgrade: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will curate the WCMF 2026 VIP/VVIP experience at Windsor Park, with dedicated entrances, premium bars, live chef stations, spa/grooming services, and rum-shot themed activations. Creole Season Countdown: Dominica’s Creole season runs Oct. 3–Nov. 4, packed with concerts, markets, and community events leading into WCMF. Theatre Night Out: La Cour Des Arts De La Dominique presents the satirical Caribbean play “Fly on the Wall” at St. Gerard’s Hall tonight and Saturday (8pm). Music Spotlight: Bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You” featuring Chioneso, blending techno textures with Bouyon and teasing a full Bouyon project for early 2027. Community & Culture: CDPF shares traffic and parking changes for Saturday’s Independence Walk Through Parade at the Botanic Gardens (4–8pm). Youth Sports: AABL and DABA host a youth basketball camp Saturday (11am–1pm) at Massacre Indoor Sports Complex.

Bouyon Buzz: Dominica bouyon artist Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You,” featuring Chioneso, blending techno-leaning production with his signature bouyon sound as he gears up for a return to the island later this year. WCMF VIP Upgrade: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will run VIP and VVIP hospitality for WCMF 2026 (Oct 23–25) at Windsor Park, with dedicated entrances, premium bars, rum-shot station, live chef stations, spa/grooming services, and extra photo activations. Creole Season Countdown: The Creole season runs Oct 3–Nov 4, building to WCMF with events like Belles Combo Benefit Concert, Flavours of the World, Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl, and more music, food, and community celebrations. Local Culture Spotlight: Kalinago artist Faustulus Frederick receives the Prevo Cinemall Cultural Heritage Award for preserving Kalinago art, history, and culture. Sports & Pride: University of Gloucestershire student Jahziah Johnson earns another Cayman Islands call-up for the Concacaf Nations League, with matches including Dominica on Sept 25. Tourism Training: Discover Dominica Authority launches a free Online Travel Training (OTT) course for UK and US travel advisers, covering Dominica’s seven tourism pillars and offering a Certificate of Completion.

Dominican Bouyon Spotlight: Rudy Ru$h drops “Here for You,” a techno-meets-bouyon single featuring Chioneso, as he gears up for a return to Dominica later this year and teases a full bouyon project for early 2027. WCMF VIP Upgrade: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival teams will curate the World Creole Music Festival 2026 VIP/VVIP experience at Windsor Park (Oct 23–25), with dedicated entrances, premium bars, rum-herb shot station, live chef stations, spa/grooming services, and upgraded hospitality. Creole Season Build-Up: Dominica’s Creole season runs Oct 3–Nov 4, with events like Belles Combo Benefit Concert, Flavours of the World, Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl, and the month-long lead-in to WCMF. Local Arts & Heritage: Kalinago artist Faustulus Frederick receives the Prevo Cinemall Cultural Heritage Award for preserving Kalinago art, history and culture. Sports & Pride: University of Gloucestershire student Jahziah Johnson earns a Cayman Islands call-up for the Concacaf Nations League, with fixtures starting Friday against Dominica. Travel Trade Boost: Discover Dominica launches a free Online Travel Training course on OTT for UK (and US) travel advisers, covering Dominica’s seven tourism pillars.

Dominica Tourism Boost: Discover Dominica Authority has launched a new free Online Travel Training (OTT) destination course for UK, US and soon Canada travel advisers, covering Dominica’s seven tourism pillars—Adventure, Health & Wellness, Romance, Aqua, Culture/Events & Entertainment, Agro and Kalinago—with a Certificate of Completion for those who finish. Creole Season Countdown: Dominica’s Creole season runs Oct 3–Nov 4, kicking off with the Belles Combo Benefit Concert (Oct 3) and building to World Creole Music Festival 2026 (Oct 23–25) plus events like Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl and Bwè Dominik Fest. WCMF VIP Upgrade: Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival producers will run WCMF 2026 VIP/VVIP experiences at Windsor Park, featuring live chef stations, spa and grooming services, premium bars and Caribbean culinary offerings. Music Heritage Fundraiser: A Belles Combo Benefit Concert is set for Oct 3 in Mahaut to support former members of the iconic band. Culture on Screen: Conch Shell International Film Fest returns to New York Oct 9–11 with Caribbean and diaspora films, panels and workshops. Global Spotlight: Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley will receive an honorary doctorate from UWI Mona on Nov 5 for contributions to Caribbean culture.

Dominica Tourism Training: Discover Dominica Authority has launched a free new destination course for travel advisors on the Online Travel Training (OTT) platform, with a Certificate of Completion for advisors who finish the self-paced programme. It covers Dominica’s seven tourism pillars—Adventure, Health & Wellness, Romance, Aqua, Culture/Events & Entertainment, Agro and Kalinago—plus standout experiences like rainforest adventures, rivers and waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, diving and marine activities. World Creole Music Festival Buzz: The teams behind Rize & Whine and Tipsy Music Festival will run the 2026 WCMF VIP and VVIP experience (Oct. 23–25 at Windsor Park), featuring live chef stations, spa and grooming services, Caribbean culinary options and personalized hospitality. Creole Season Calendar: Dominica’s 2026 Creole season is set for Oct. 3–Nov. 4, with events leading into WCMF and more culture, music and community moments across the island. Arts & Culture Spotlight: Prevo Cinemall’s Grand Kalinago Week Expo continues to spotlight Kalinago heritage, including the Prevo Cinemall Cultural Heritage Award going to Kalinago artist Faustulus Frederick. Global Entertainment Recognition: Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley is set to receive an honorary doctorate from UWI Mona, celebrating his contribution to Caribbean culture.

UWI Honors: Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley is set to receive a Doctor of Letters honorary degree from the University of the West Indies Mona, with UWI calling out his impact on Caribbean culture ahead of graduation ceremonies in Kingston (Nov 5–7). Dominica Creole Season: The island’s Creole season kicks off Oct 3 and runs to Nov 4, building toward the World Creole Music Festival (Oct 23–25) with events like Belles Combo’s benefit concert, Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl, and Bwè Dominik Fest. Local Arts & Shopping: The Small Business Support Unit expands the annual Creole exhibition with live vendor spotlights and shopping across three Fridays (Sept 25, Oct 2, Oct 9) at Government Headquarters. Kalinago Culture Spotlight: Prevo Cinemall’s Kalinago Week includes a Cultural Heritage Award for Kalinago artist Faustulus Frederick and a two-day exhibition to help craft makers sell in Roseau. Music Fundraiser: Belles Combo’s legacy gets a boost with a benefit concert on Oct 3 in Mahaut to support former members. Travel Training: Discover Dominica Authority launches an online OTT destination training course for travel advisors, covering Dominica’s seven tourism pillars. Sport Schedule Note: The DFA moved the Dominica vs Anguilla friendly to 11:00 AM on Sept 21 at Windsor Park.

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