Antiguans and Barbudans are being encouraged to take part in the upcoming World Creole Music Festival, which promises to be one of the most historic celebrations of Creole culture to date. The festival, set for October 24-26 in Dominica, will showcase a powerful mix of music, food, and cultural traditions from across the Creole-speaking world.

This year’s staging is special, marking a milestone in the festival’s history with headline acts and cultural showcases that highlight the richness and resilience of Creole identity. The event has become a global attraction, drawing thousands of visitors and artists from Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, and North America.

Organizers are urging Antiguans and Barbudans to not only attend but also celebrate their own cultural ties within the broader Creole community. Participation in the festival, they note, strengthens regional bonds and ensures that Creole traditions remain alive for generations to come.