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.

Learn about the influence and impact of the French in Grenada. Grenada was under French rule for 118 years.

This post is about the expansion of Underwater Sculpture Park under the theme, Coral Carnival - a display of Grenada's culture and heritage.

The rise of the Creative industries was supported by the Grenada revolution leaders who sought to create employment for artists and artisans

This post is about the advancement of women made during the Grenada revolutionary period.

This post is about improving adult literacy during the Grenada revolutionary period. It is one of the notable achievements of the PRG.

This post is about how the Grenada revolution improved the quality of teaching in Grenada.

This posts provides information on OREL. OREL was a study group under the Grenada Revolution.

This post is about Unison Whiteman who was the founding leader of JEWEL. He was a key member of the NJM.

Learn more about the early life of Maurice Bishop, the leader of the Grenada Revolution. The Grenada Revolution is the most historic event.

Oil down is the national dish of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.

Grenada has a tropical climate, with warm temperatures throughout the year.

Fisherman's Birthday is an annual celebration to celebrate and commemorate the contribution of fishermen to Grenadian society....

Nicknames are common in Grenada and is a familiar name used to identify people.

This post is about the practice of liming in Grenada.

This post is about indigenous heritage in Grenada, Carriacou and Petit Martinique.

The Shak Shak or the maracas is a well-known musical instrument in Grenada. It can be seen in use alongside drums, steelpan or guitars....

This post is about childhood Grenadian games.

Many years ago, Grenada grew indigo. Indigo is a native plant of India. Indigo was first grown in Grenada in the 1650s. The crop was also grown in Carriacou. According to A to Z Of Grenada Heritage by John Angus Martin, in 1687, there were 21 indigo factories, increasing to 159 by 1722. What is Indigo?: Indigo is a shrub which grows in tropical areas. Indigo power is used in the textile industry globally. Indigo power is extracted from the leaves of the Indigo plant. The lea

While most of our ancestors came from West Africa, Grenadians do have Maltese ancestors. Malta is a small island in the Mediterranean Sea...