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By admin | Published: May 3, 2012

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TriniSpirit launches at ArtsPark in Hollywood, FL

By admin | Published: June 21, 2012

On June 16th, 2012 the ArtsPark in Downtown Hollywood came alive to a vibrant blend of Caribbean culture featuring arts, craft, food, music and more; and culminating into a grand performance by Trinidad’s one and only David Michael Rudder. The free, family event, aptly called “Colors of the Caribbean,” was produced by Caribbean American Heritage Florida, Inc (CAHFI), who intend on making it a premier, annual, family, Caribbean event in South Florida.

According to an official statement by CAHFI Executive Director, Asa Sealy, the event attracted approximately 5000 visitors, and during the VIP Reception, Mayor Peter Bober stated, “This is the biggest and best attended event ever held at the ArtsPark.”

It was on this backdrop that TriniSpirit launched its new product line of TriniSpirit branded apparel and merchandise including Polo Shirts, Duffel Bags, Caps, Backpacks, Aluminum Beverage Bottles, shot glasses, and lapel pins. With a team of 8, TriniSpirit prepared an elaborate display, to celebrate the spirit of Trinidad and Tobago, in anticipation of their 50th year of independence.

The TriniSpirit booth served as the hub of activity for Trini’s in attendance, and the team interacted and engaged with adults and children with stickers, informational brochures, and a raffle. We asked Terri from Hollywood to explain what is TriniSpirit? She stated, “TriniSpirit is about sharing, inviting people and getting them to know our culture, and showing them what love is all about.” When asked about the booth, Terri replied, “I love it! It made me stop, and I am very happy with what I am seeing, especially all of the Trinidad representation, and very, very proud to say I am Trinidadian.”

TriniSpirit was pleased to be part of this landmark event, and extends special thanks to Caribbean American Heritage Foundation, Inc. for their commitment towards promoting the culture of the Caribbean in South Florida.

We encourage first time visitors to take 10%OFF your next order when you use code 50YEARS at checkout. Visit the TriniSpirit store at www.TriniSpirit.com

Celebrating 50 Years of Independence

By admin | Published: April 1, 2012

PRIME MINISTER, Kamla Persad-Bissessar will this evening launch celebrations for the 50th anniversary of Independence of Trinidad and Tobago.

Celebrations, which will begin this month, are expected to continue until December. Cabinet has approved a range of programmes and activities which will take place across the country throughout the remainder of the year.

The Prime Minister will launch the celebrations at 5 p.m. this evening at Queen’s Hall, Port of Spain in a formal ceremony that will include a number of cultural items by artistes such as pannist Clive Telemaque, vocalist Wendy Shepherd, calypsonians Baron and Devon Seale and dancer Susan Mohip and her dance company.

The Ministry of Planning and the Economy announced that there will also be performances by the Minister of the Arts and Multiculturalism, Winston “Gypsy” Peters and other artistes including the Central Rhythm Tassa Drummers, La Danse Caraibe and Laventille Rhythm Section. Read More »

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Warrior Nation Annual Food Drive

By admin | Published: January 25, 2012

With the help of TriniSpirit.com and Soca Warriors Online, the Warrior Nation raised over $6000 for their annual food drive in December 2011.

“For 2011, the Warrior Nation took its holiday charity drive to the southern borough of Point Fortin, birthplace of many of Trinidad and Tobago’s national footballers.

This time around, the recipient was the Ferndean Children’s Home, located in Harriman Park. Established in 1991, Ferndean Children’s Home has a maximum capacity of 22 children, and currently house 14 children ranging from 3-14 years old. The kids are usually placed there via a court order, but are allowed to maintain contact with their families.

In total, we raised $6,300 TTD and we also received donated food items. Read More »

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Miami Carnival 2011

By admin | Published: October 12, 2011

TriniSpirit Miami Carnival 2011 TriniSpirit launched its ‘Identify Yourself!’ campaign at SunLife Stadium for Miami Carnival 2011, distributing over 500 bandanas and 1000 stickers to proud Trinis in need of representation.

Sharing a united passion for the 2011 Miami Carnival in the Gardens, set to take place on Sunday, October 9, 2011 at 12 noon, the Miami Broward One Carnival Host Committee is positioned to produce one of the biggest and most vibrant cultural presentations that the South Florida area has ever witnessed. With over 20 masquerade bands and 6 steel bands parading and competing for “Band of the Year” bragging rights, the streets of Miami Gardens will be adorned with beautiful, colorful and intricate costumes along with the infectious musical sounds of soca. With a significant impact on tourism, Miami Carnival in the Gardens has become a staple event within the fabric of South Florida.