All booth owners are asked to remove all erected booths, dismantled structures and/or materials from the Festival Grounds in Road Town.

The public is notified that the ceremony for the launch of the book, ‘Twice She Struck: A Story of the RMS Rhone’ is now available online for viewing.

The public is notified that the ceremony to launch the book, ‘Lahd Wha’ Tis Dis’ by Ms. Doris Carmona is now available online for viewing.

The public is invited to the launching ceremony for the book ‘Lahd Wha Tis Dis?’ on July 13, at 12:00 noon at the Central Administration Complex, Breezeway.

A book, illustrating the life of a typical Virgin Islander during the early 1900’s, will be launched on Thursday, July 13.  

Welcome to the official launch of Festival 2017. The Virgin Islands will commemorate 63 years of Emancipation Celebrations under the theme “A Colourful Kaleidoscope to be seen, Creating a Cultural Scene for Festival 2017”.   

Good morning,

I am pleased and honoured to join you, my fellow BVIslanders and residents in this annual celebration of Territory Day under the theme:  Territorial Awakening: Resilience in a Time of Challenge and Change.”   

The public is informed that the 2017 Territory Day celebrations have been relocated to the Sir Rupert Briercliffe Hall due to the inclement weather.

A territorial awakening will be the call for this year’s Territory Day celebrations.