Schools’ Arts Festival and Festival Dwivés

On the lush Caribbean island of Dominica, a vibrant celebration of culture and creativity unfolded with the National Schools’ Arts Festival 2023 and the Festival Dwivés, both of which showcased an array of exceptional talent from across the island.

Celebrating Young Talent

The National Schools’ Arts Festival, which kicked off on March 6, 2023, was a platform for students to demonstrate their artistic prowess, with competitions spanning choral speech, vocal solo, choral music, instrumental ensemble, drama, to creative dance. Schools such as Convent High School and Wesley High School earned high praise for their performances, particularly in choral speech, shining a spotlight on the remarkable potential of Dominica’s youth.

Festival Dwivés: A Prelude to the World Creole Music Festival

Parallel to these events, the Dominica Festivals Committee (DFC) and Discover Dominica Authority (DDA) initiated Festival Dwivés on September 30, 2022. This unique series of events, organized as part of the promotional activities for the 22nd World Creole Music Festival (WCMF), offered thematic experiences that reflected the spirit of the WCMF, further enriching the island’s cultural landscape.

Johnny Bronze: Dominica’s Melodic Marvel

Among the plethora of talented artists making waves in Dominica was Johnny Bronze, a country singer-songwriter known for his impressive five-octave range. Hailing from this small Caribbean island, Bronze’s musical prowess added a unique texture to the island’s rich tapestry of artistic talent.

The events and personalities featured in the news underscored Dominica’s commitment to nurturing a vibrant arts scene. The disclaimer from Dominica News Online, stressing the balance between free speech and responsible moderating, is a testament to the island’s dedication to fostering a healthy discourse around these cultural events.