Caribbean Excellence Builder of the Week: Dr. Shola K. Roberts opens the seventh Dance Grenada festival today, fresh off a national teaching award and a Spicemas season on the choreographer's stool. Photo Credit: EME Marketing & Communications Today, students from across the parish of St. David are gathering at Westerhall Secondary School for a community dance day, kicking off Dance Grenada 2026. Through workshops and conversations, they are being introduced to dance not only

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