Grenada is home to death rituals stemming from our West African heritage. Rituals that are done after the death of someone are traditions that have been brought forth from our African ancestors.

Political participation and leadership of women during the Grenada Revolution (1979 –1983) were marked by significant involvement in government roles, grassroots mobilization, and the armed forces.

Indigenous to the Caribbean, the Spiritual Baptist religion evolved from a mix of African, Christian (Roman Catholic and Protestant), and other cultural influences within plantation societies, particularly in Trinidad and St Vincent.

Grenada is home to fascinating petroglyphs—ancient rock carvings that offer a unique window into the island’s pre-Columbian history and indigenous heritage.