History

“It is important that all Grenadians at home and abroad are allowed to make contributions towards restoration projects; therefore, national...

Lord Pitt of Hampstead was a distinguished Grenadian-born physician, politician, and advocate, the first Black chairman of the Greater London...

“If, as many specialists have maintained, the persistence of these colonial symbols can trigger post-traumatic stress, then their removal and...

Please join artist Suelin Low Chew Tung, historian John Angus Martin and others to discuss “Heritage in Education” and “Place-based...

In October 1979, Grenada (under the leadership of the late Prime Minister Maurice Bishop) co-sponsored an OAS Resolution that called...

A groundbreaking documentary linking Grenada’s Waltham Estate in St Mark with Paxton House in Scotland will screen this weekend at...

Dr Marguerite-Joan Joseph authored several patois-related books and articles on Grenada French Creole, as well as many creole songs, including...

Unveiling of a monument for the construction of a National Heroes and Heritage Park marks the beginning of an important...

Maurice Bishop addressed the United Nations General Assembly in 1979: “We join with our sister Caribbean nations in re-emphasising our...