The 25th edition of Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival has concluded, marking a significant milestone in the island nation’s cultural and tourism landscape. Held annually, this vibrant event celebrates the rich Creole heritage through music, dance, and art, attracting both local and international audiences. This year’s festival, which took place from October 27 to 29, featured a diverse lineup of artists performing genres such as zouk, reggae, and bouyon, showcasing the unique fusion of African, French, and Caribbean influences. The festival not only serves as a platform for cultural expression but also bolsters Dominica’s tourism industry, drawing visitors from across the globe. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit emphasized the festival’s role in promoting national pride and economic growth, highlighting its contribution to the island’s recovery post-Hurricane Maria. The event’s success underscores Dominica’s resilience and its commitment to preserving and sharing its cultural identity with the world.
Dominica’s 25th World Creole Music Festival Marks a Milestone for Tourism and Cultural Pride
