Dominica: World Creole Music Festival returns with island-wide fringe events from Sept 26

The Fringe events, where culture, music, and community light up every corner of Dominica are set to have events from Creole in the North to Reggae on the Boardwalk.

Written by Kofi Nelson

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Dominica: The highly anticipated pulsating rhythms of Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival is back from September 26 to November 4.

The World Creole Music Festival's Fringe events, where culture, music, and community light up every corner of Dominica are set to have events from Creole in the North to Reggae on the Boardwalk. From Bouyon Fêtes to Street Jump Ups  across the Nature Island.

The fringe events pulsating with rhythms and endless energy are set to begin from September 26 to November 4. Here is the lineup.

The event will start strong with the Titwi Festival on September 26–28 from 2PM followed by

October 17

  • NDFD Creole in the Streets

October 17–18

  • Creole in the North

October 18 | 3PM–10PM

  • Bwe Dominik

October 19 | 3AM–11AM

  • Rize N Whine

October 20–23 | 12PM–8PM

  • Ti-Vilaj Kwéyòl Tout Biten Domnik

October 21 | 5PM

  • Nova Experience Bouyon Fete

October 22 | 5PM–2AM

  • White Sunset

October 23 | 1PM

  • Independence Gopwell

October 23 | 9PM

  • Reggae on the Boardwalk

  • Independence

October 24 | 6AM–12PM

  • Prime Breakfast

October 25 | 12PM–7PM

  • Prime

October 26 | 5AM

  • Three Monkeys – Kweyol Bord La Mer

October 31 | 6PM to 9PM

  • Flag Fete – Boat Cruise

November 1 | 12PM

  • Wato Dominik

November 1 | 12PM

  • Creole in the East

  • Rosalie Twin River

November 4 | 6PM–10PM

  • Community Day of Service

  • Street Jump Up

For further information and updates on the event,  stay tuned with WIC news and visit www.DominicaFestivals.com.

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