With incidents of gun and other types of violence currently plaguing our society, an event dubbed “Gospel Explosion” will be held this weekend in an attempt to create a peaceful environment through music.
IT’S often been said that children learn what they live. For gospel artiste and songwriter Shantal Lindsay, truer words were never spoken. Growing up in a God-fearing household in scenic Buccoo, Tobago, Lindsay was raised in a “church environment” where gospel music was an integral part of her life. But, she said, while her mother,
THA Chief Secretary and interim political leader of the Tobago People’s Party Farley Augustine believes the war on crime and other social ills plaguing the country can be fought through prayer and thanksgiving. He was delivering remarks on Thursday at the opening of the gospel night at the Tobago Jazz Experience: The Return at the
IT was billed as a holy land experience. And for those who attended the gospel night at the opening of the Tobago Jazz Experience: The Return on Thursday at the Shaw Park Cultural Complex, the cast did not disappoint. In fact, many patrons felt the show was of an exceptionally high standard with some of
The Tobago Jazz Experience: The Return gets going in earnest today with a gospel night titled The Holy Land Experience, at the Shaw Park Cultural Complex from 6 pm. After a three-year absence, owing to the covid19 pandemic, the Tobago Jazz Experience (TJE) , the island’s signature entertainment event, returns under the theme, Much More