The ‘Territorial Pledge’ competition is on, and the Government of the Virgin Islands will be launching a promotional video in support of this important initiative.

The public is invited to the book launch ceremony for the novel, “A Story to Tell” on Saturday, March 19 at the Carrot Bay Community Centre at 2:00 p.m.

A juvenile nonfiction book destined to take readers to a place of becoming a survivor of truth will be launched on Saturday, March 19.

A competition for the creation of a Territorial Pledge was officially launched as the Government of the Virgin Islands continues to work on building national pride among the youth and the population in general.

The Virgin Islands Studies Institute at the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College and the Department of Culture are inviting the public to the book launch ceremony for 150 Years of Achievement 1834-1984 on Friday, January 29 in the Breezeway of the Central Administration Complex at noon.

A book focusing on the lives of seven married couples, will be launched on December 21.

The Department of Culture is informing the Virgin Islands’ community to tune in to the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College’s (HLSCC) Channel 52 every day for this week at 8:00 p.m. for the rebroadcasting of the “Stories about the Hearts of Virgin Islanders: Involved in Survival” documentary.

Director of Culture, Mrs. Luce Hodge-Smith has been appointed Vice President of the Museum Association of the Caribbean effective December 1, 2015.

The British Virgin Islands has established a local committee for the Memory of the World programme, an international initiative launched to preserve the documentary heritage of the world and to improve access to it.