Caribbean Life Newspaper

Caribbean Life unites a dedicated community that cares deeply about their local area and the Caribbean lifestyle. This platform is part of Schneps Media, a comprehensive local publishing network that includes both print and digital news, specialized websites, lifestyle magazines, podcasts, events, and webinars. Schneps Media effectively links businesses and brands to audiences across New York City, Westchester, Long Island, and Philadelphia, reaching a larger audience than any other provider in the region.

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Breeze Travel Solutions sets stage for Caribbean Tourism revolution in New York – Caribbean Life

2 weeks ago | caribbeanlife.com | Tracey Khan |Michael Kevin Williams

The future of Caribbean tourism was on full display during “Passage to Paradise,” a high-profile media event hosted by Breeze Travel Solutions as part of
Caribbean Week in NY 2025 wraps with strong momentum – Caribbean Life

2 weeks ago | caribbeanlife.com | Michael Kevin Williams |Nelson A. King

Caribbean Week in New York (CWNY 2025) concluded on Thursday, June 5, with high praise from Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Chairman Ian Gooding-Edghill,
CTO honors trailblazing women at 2025 Caribbean Women in Tourism Leadership Awards – Caribbean Life

3 weeks ago | caribbeanlife.com | Michael Kevin Williams |Nelson A. King

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) celebrated the achievements of exceptional women across the region's tourism landscape during its second annual
Why celebrate Juneteenth? It’s as simple as A-B-C – Caribbean Life

3 weeks ago | caribbeanlife.com | Michael Kevin Williams |Terri Schlichenmeyer

“The Juneteenth Alphabet” by Andrea Underwood Petifer, illustrated by Ana Latese
Leading with love: Jamaican native hosts Christian Camp for Children – Caribbean Life

3 weeks ago | caribbeanlife.com | Milette Millington

Grace Karen Henry was born on the beautiful island of Jamaica. She grew up in a home filled with love in a family of seven children. She has three sisters and two brothers, and her eldest brother, Roger, died 14 years ago. She has lived in East Flatbush on the 300 E. 25th block, between Clarendon Avenue and Avenue D, for more than 40 years. “My block was predominantly Caribbean from Jamaica, Barbados, Haiti, Guyana, Grenada, and Trinidad.
Schomburg Center celebrates 100 years of contributions to Black Culture – Caribbean Life

1 month ago | caribbeanlife.com | Milette Millington

On May 8, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture at the New York Public Library (NYPL) hosted its hybrid kickoff of a yearlong celebration in honor of the 100th anniversary of its founding. Arturo Alfonso Schomburg was born in 1874 in Santurce, Puerto Rico. He was the son of Mary Joseph, a freeborn Black midwife from the island of St. Croix, and Carlos Federico Schomburg, a merchant and the son of a German immigrant.
From heritage to harmony: Jamaican-American opera singer releases debut album – Caribbean Life

1 month ago | caribbeanlife.com | Milette Millington

Raehann (pronounced Ray-Ann) Bryce-Davis is a mezzo-soprano opera singer whose family is from Jamaica. She was born in Mexico, while her sisters were born in Canada, and they mostly grew up in Texas with their parents. Bryce-Davis acknowledges her mom as the most significant influence on becoming a professional opera singer.
Guyanese heritage student uplifts community through dance – Caribbean Life

1 month ago | caribbeanlife.com | Milette Millington

Lauren Singramdoo, a high school senior at St. Francis Preparatory School in Brooklyn, comes from a family with roots in Guyana, a small country in South America. She resides in Queens Village and speaks fondly of her neighborhood. “I absolutely love my neighborhood because of its diverse and vibrant community,” she said. “All of our neighbors, from the elderly to children, interact with one another,” she added.
Caribbean Week in New York 2025 to feature first-ever Caribbean Cultural Showcase – Caribbean Life

1 month ago | caribbeanlife.com | Michael Kevin Williams |Nelson A. King

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has added an exciting new event to the Caribbean Week in New York (CWNY) 2025 schedule.
Mayoral candidates join local Forum on Disability Policy – Caribbean Life

1 month ago | caribbeanlife.com | Milette Millington

Candidates running for NYC Mayor highlighted their plans for disability policy and its proposed effects on the community on April 25, during the hybrid forum hosted by the Center for the Independence of the Disabled New York (CIDNY). The Democratic candidates in attendance were: NYC Comptroller Brad Lander, former NYS Assembly Member Michael Blake (79th District), NYS Senator Jessica Ramos (13th District), and Independent candidate Jim Walden.