The skill, talent and creativity of Saint Lucian artisans are to be exhibited to the world when the popular Rodney Bay Strip in the north is transformed into a performance and craft mecca, as part of the Arts component of the re-energized 24th edition of the Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival.
From May 6th to 9th, the Rodney Bay Strip will come alive with artistic displays from dozens of Saint Lucia’s most acclaimed artisans. The Village will be open from 11am to 5pm on weekdays and from 10am to 4pm on Saturday. “The Art Village will showcase all things local and will give festival goers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to interact with artists, while learning and observing first-hand the extraordinary skills, talents and abilities of both aspiring and well-established artisans,” notes Chairman of the Cultural Development Foundation, Petrus Compton.
The Arts Village, which will also include live art demonstrations ranging from community canvas art to installation art and live body art, will be fuelled by on-the-spot entertainment, interspersed throughout the day, which will feature some of the island’s best known entertainers.Activities will include traditional masquerade, fashion, performance poetry, street dancers and, of course, jazz.
This year, the combination of Bay Walk Jazz and J.Q. Mall’s Jazzy Rhythms will be fused into one mega show dubbed ‘Jazz on the Strip’ slated for May 6th at 6:30pm. Featured artistes will include Ronald ‘Boo’ Hinkson, Michael Robinson, Kayo, Skip Monday and more.
Done in partnership with the Saint Lucia Tourist Board and the Cultural Development Foundation, the Arts Village is a must-see as part of the 2015 Jazz and Arts Festival, giving audiences a true taste of the diversity of the 11-day festival.
Now into its 24th year, the 2015 edition of the Jazz and Arts Festival runs from April 30 to May 10 and will feature a stellar lineup of performers who blend island culture, famed musical talent and diverse musical genres.
The official opening of the Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival is slated for April 30 at the ‘Peoples Auditorium,’ the Mindoo Phillip Park.
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