THE ARTS
Trini Culture Mix... All the reggae you need for after carnival ! Availiable In Trinis in London Booth in NHMBA Carinival Splash 2007.
Mixed by Musical Mix "Trini Culture Mix cd vol. 17" brings the true trini reggae vibes. Availiable at The Trini Wine Bar
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Our Trini Books availiable In Trinis in London Booth in NHMBA Carinival Splash 2007.
Pitch lake. A truly Trini story of the rise and fall of a businessman in Trinidad. A story of chasing the dream Availiable at The Trini Wine Bar ...See other Trini books here
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Is We Party pt1, The Dvd. On sale at Trinis in London Booth in NHMBA Carinival Splash 2007.
The Bare essentials , one camera and lots of artists....relive your memories or see what you missed out on! From I & Eye Productions: Inside Operation Unity.Availiable at The Trini Wine Bar Featuring tunes like...
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Trinidad and Tobago: The Basics

Trinidad and Tobago is located at the southern end of the Caribbean island chain.

Trinidad is about 7 miles off the coast of Venezuela in South America; you can see the mountains of Venezuela from Port of Spain on a clear day.

Our time zone is GMT -4.

The Capital city, Port of Spain, is about a 4.5 hour direct flight from New York City, U.S.A., and about 7.5 hours from London, U.K.

 

 


About Trinidad

In the Trinidad, the population is very mixed, descended mainly from Africa and India (each about 40% of the total population), but also from Europe, the Mediterranean and the Middle East, even China, and a few from the original Amerindian settlers. There are some wonderful ethnic mixtures, with over 20% of the population claiming mixed ancestry. The two largest religious groups are Roman Catholics (about 25%) and Hindus (about 22%).

English is the official spoken language, but you can also find Hindi, French Patois, Spanish, Chinese and Arabic spoken in some communities.

 


About Tobago

Tobago is smaller than trinidad, only about 30 x 10 miles or 116 square miles (300 square km), with a ridge of forested mountains down its spine, surrounded by cliffs and beaches and fringing reefs. Tobagonians are a people who quickly remind you of the way it’s supposed to be - being nice to each other, raising children to respect their elders, going to church on Sundays, and they put nature before hotel tower blocks