A modern music and partner-dance genre that originated in Haiti in the mid-1950s
What is Konpa?
“Doubles” are a favorite snack in this country
What is Trinidad & Tobago?
This country was the first Caribbean country to gain indpendence
What is Haiti?
A vibrant annual cultural celebration rooted in emancipation, resistance, and Caribbean heritage originating in Trinidad & Tobago
What is Carnival?
The time when someone can join the e-board
When is anytime!
Jamaica's national dish
What is Ackee and Saltfish?
This crop was the primary export of the Caribbean for many years
What is Sugarcane?
This West Indian sport is one of the most popular in the Caribbean
What is Cricket?
CaribSO's current Vice President
Who is Noelle?
Bob Marley was originally a member of this musical group before branching out on his own
Who are the Wailers?
This starchy fruit is often fried and eaten as a side dish in many Caribbean meals
What is Plantain?
The Caribbean countries with the largest populations and highest percentages of people of Indian descent
What are Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago, Suriname, and Jamaica?
A traditional pre-dawn street celebration and the ritualistic opening of Carnival in many Caribbean cultures
What is Jouvert?
Who is Nikitha?
The national dance and music style of the Dominican Republic
What is Merengue?
This Caribbean island claims to be the birthplace of the Piña Colada
What is Puerto Rico?
The name of the region "Caribbean" originates from this indigenous group
Who are the Caribs?
The core Spanish-speaking island nations in the Caribbean are
This member is responsible for managing CaribSO's email and taking meeting notes
Who is Taneil?
This soca artist recently had an exhibition called the "Journey of a Soca King" at the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Library
Who is Machel Montano?
The primary plant ingredient used to brew the traditional festive Caribbean beverage known as "sorrel"
What is Hibiscus?
Upon looking for India, this Spanish explorer mistakenly ended up in the Western Hemisphere. He dubbed the region the West Indies.
Who is Christopher Columbus?
An English-based creole language mixed heavily with West African languages, along with influences from Spanish, French, and indigenous Taíno words
What is Patois?
Our President, Masarrah, is from this country
What is Guyana?