Published: 14th of April 2026 by Patrick Carpen The Rupununi Rodeo takes place on Easter Weekend at the Triple R…
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Guyana Pays Tribute to Legendary Bollywood Singer and Actress, Asha Bhosle
Legendary Bollywood singer and actor Asha Bhosle has passed away at the ripe old age of 92. Guyana pays tribute…
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The Masala Brick, an Antiquated Element of East Indian Culinary Tradition
The masala brick, which was once a vital element of East Indian culinary tradition in Guyana, comes with a grinder…
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Dog Thanks Guyanese Doctor for Saving Its Life
This is very cute, heartwarming, and humorous story of a pet dog saying thanks to a doctor for saving its…
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How Many of these Guyanese Goodies do You Know?
These amazing Guyanese delicacies will leave your mouth watering. If you are a Guyanese, have Guyanese roots, or identify as…
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Tacoma Worms Are a Delicacy for Some Groups of Indigenous Peoples
Tacoma worms are a delicacy for some groups of indigenous peoples in Guyana. It is prepared in a variety of…
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Lent, Navratri, and Ramadan Coincide – by Anah Leung
Three religious fasting periods: lent, navratri, and ramadan coincide this year. It marks fasting for the three major religious groups…
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Bush Cook – a Guyanese Tradition
Bush cook is a Guyanese tradition where a group of persons, usually friends, family, neighbors or any combination of such,…
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Emancipation Day is Celebrated on the 1st of August Each Year
Emancipation Day is a national holiday observed each year on the 1st of August in Guyana, South America. The holiday…
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Gymkhana, a Uniquely Guyanese Tradition
Gymkhana has different significance to different countries. The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines Gymkhana as "a meet featuring different sports contests…
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Remembrance Day or Remembrance Sunday – a Tradition Inherited from the British
Remembrance Day, an annual observance and ceremony in honor of all those who died in military service, either in or…
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What is Kartik Purnima – by Anah Leung
Kartik Purnima is an Indian cultural festival which is celebrated on a full Moon day or the fifteenth lunar day…
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Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is Celebrated Annually in Guyana
Diwali, also called Deepavali, is one of the biggest and most auspicious festivals celebrated by Hindus in Guyana and around…
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Phagwah, also called Holi, Celebrations in Guyana
In Guyana, South America, Phagwah is known as the festival of colors. Although of East Indian and Hindu origin, the…
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Guyana is Geographically South America, but Culturally Caribbean
People sometimes get confused: if Guyana is located in South America, then how is it referred to as the Caribbean?…
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Mashramani 2019 in Georgetown
Mashramani is an annual event which takes place in Guyana. It is similar to the Trinidadian and Brazilian "carnival." The…
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Lethem’s Children’s Mash Parade 2019
On the 25th of January, 2019, students of various schools including Aishalton Secondary, St. Ignatius Secondary and St. Ignatius Primary…
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Easter – A Christian Tradition
Easter is a holiday which is observed at varying dates in the month of April each year. Along the coasts…
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How Christmas is Celebrated in Guyana
Guyanese celebrate Christmas in a unique way. For some, it's a religious occasion, for others, it's a cultural thing, and…
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Flag Raising in Guyana, a Biannual Ceremony
The first Flag Raising Ceremony took place on Midnight of May 25th 1966 - or just at the dawn of…
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Lethem’s First Ever Town Week – October, 2017
On 15th of October, 2017, the town of Lethem celebrated its first even town week. A LOT of work went…
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Mashramani in Guyana – Celebrating the Republic
The Mashramani festival takes place every year on the 23rd of February in Guyana and is intended to celebrate Guyana's…
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