On Thursday, October 27th, get to know local businesses over a glass of wine or two and explore the museum.
Join Island SPACE on Thursday, October 27th from 6-8 PM for…
Join Island SPACE Caribbean Museum and Yaawd Media on Sunday, September 25th for a special edition of Sunday Scoops.
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Tallawah Mento…
All eyes on moderator Nik Harris of Black LGBTQ+ Liberation, INC. (BLINC)
On Wednesday, June 29th, approximately 50 people packed into Island SPACE’s art gallery, filled with chairs, to listen to…
Written by Fern Bishop
Parents and children listen to stories read by Auntie Freda.
At Island SPACE, we had a fun day filled with stories of mischief and redemption when…
The Island SPACE Caribbean Museum is excited to present “Reimagining Emancipation” a look into the journey to and through Emancipation.
Annually on August 1, the “British” West Indies celebrates the moment…
Island SPACE Caribbean museum presents “Embodying Emancipation”, a fusion Dance Workshop incorporating both traditional and modern dance genres. Join us on Saturday, August 20th, 2022 at Island SPACE Caribbean museum…
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What does emancipation look like? Does becoming independent states mean the end of our emancipation journey? How can we promote more regionalism?…
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There are many ways which we can reimagine our ideas of emancipation. On our journey to complete emancipation we want to celebrate how far…
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The Reimagining Emancipation Opening Reception will take place on Wednesday, July 27th from 6pm- 8pm at the Island SPACE Caribbean
Museum. During our short program, we will introduce our…
Pieces of Jamaica Opening Reception
Island SPACE Caribbean Museum proudly presents a photographic exhibit of Caribbean artists David I. Muir and Sean Henry’s Pieces of Jamaica®: Jamrock Edition, which showcases Jamaica through an…
Plantation, Florida (May 9, 2022): “Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds.” The immortal words of Jamaica’s Marcus Garvey, adapted by Bob Marley, still ring…
La moda se encuentra con la cultura. Una exploración visual y auditiva de la diáspora caribeña.