SALCC Students and Staff Celebrate Jounen Kwéyòl with Vibrant Cultural Showcase
The Sir Arthur Lewis Community College came alive on Wednesday, October 22, as students and staff gathered to celebrate Jounen Kwéyòl under the theme S.A.L.C.C. Kwéyòl Sé Fòs Nou: Anba Gwo Pyébwa-A: Koté lIstwa Nou Yé.
Organized by the Student Experience Unit in collaboration with the Student Council, the event celebrated Saint Lucian culture through music, dance, storytelling, and traditional dress. The lively afternoon brought together members of the College community to honor and enjoy the island’s rich Creole heritage.
The programme featured Carlton ‘Coaks’ Cyril, setting the tone for a spirited and lively celebration. Performances by the College’s Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) group captivated the audience, with a traditional masquerade dance and engaging Creole storytelling pieces that highlighted the vibrancy of Saint Lucian traditions.
The event also included interactive Kwéyòl trivia, a performance by ARK, and music by SOLO Band, which had attendees singing and dancing along. The celebration was well-attended and enthusiastically received, reflecting the College’s commitment to fostering cultural pride and community spirit among students and staff.
The full gallery covering the event can be found here.
