Food & Drink
This seaside, open-air Gros-Islet eatery is renowned for its grilled seafood and over-the-top secret sauce!
Dukes
This one is the smallest and shallowest of the world’s five oceans.
Arctic Ocean
This fast food chain began with a single store at 17 Bridge Street.
KFC
A twin, whose brother Roderick was a notable playwright, won the T. S. Eliot Prize and the Nobel Prize in 1992.
Derek Walcott
This genre of music, inspired by cowboy life and characterized by slow, sad songs, is the theme of the longstanding Castries Market Sunday Dance
Country and western
This organization aims to promote the French language and francophone culture around the Caribbean and is notably visible by its headquarters in Pointe Seraphine, called the Pyramid.
Alliance Française of Saint Lucia
The Spirit of St. Lucia has several delicious varieties, including Gold, Dark, and White, in addition to these four others
Spice, Lime, Sorrel, and Coconut
This Caribbean island is know for having a beach for every day of the year
Antigua and Barbuda
Plato, Paris, Platypus, Paw Paw, and Ping Pong would be an example answer for this game?
Name, Place, Animal, Food, Thing
In 1997, SLP won a momentous 16 seats, missing out on all but one from this stalwart St Lucian politician.
John Compton
Venue for traditional kite flying, Assou Square, and Aqua Action
Pigeon Point National Park
This long-standing establishment, now located in the Millennium Heights Medical Complex in Ciceron, provides an outpatient rehabilitation service and a transitional day hospital programme but is better known for its drug and alcohol rehabilitation services.
Turning Point
This starchy, root vegetable native to South America is widely used to make a staple finger food on any authentic Jounen Kweyol menu!
Cassava
Similar to St Vincent and the Grenadines, the Caribbean also boasts these twin island nations
Antigua and Barbuda, Trinidad and Tobago and Saint Kitts and Nevis
You were not in style if you did not have this schoolbag brand in the 90s, known for its iconic suede leather bottom. No athletic ability was needed!
Jansport
Born in Laborie, this Saint Lucian academic served as governor-general of Saint Lucia from 19 September 1997 until their resignation in 2017, and is notable for being the longest-serving governor-general in the history of Saint Lucia.
Dame Calliopa Pearlette Louisy
A traditional five-piece costume, it was initially derived from the Wob Dwyiet (or Wobe Dwiette), also called the Jip or Jupe, which is the national dress
Madras
Originally designed as a place of refuge, this institution was run as a custodial asylum and was replaced by the National Mental Wellness Centre in 2010 in a collaborative effort between the governments of St Lucia, China, and Taiwan.
Golden Hope
Not the best for juicing due to its drier pulp, this 'forbidden fruit' is a variety of citrus believed to be native to Saint Lucia and once thought to be the origin of the grapefruit.
Shadette
The city of Chiang Mai in this country is home to Baan Chang Elephant Park.
Thailand
First published in 1958, this pocket-sized reference book was part almanac, part dictionary, of a wide range of Caribbean-specific information on everyday topics
The Student's Companion
Sir Arthur Lewis was awarded the Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences in 1979 following his seminal work: the Lewis model, or technically, the dual sector model of this area of economics.
Development economics
What was the inaugural year of St Lucia Jazz?
1992
These two newspapers, no longer in existence, were among the four newspapers in regular syndication during
Crusader and Mirror
Leptodactylus fallax was once a Caribbean delicacy that is now sadly on the brink of extinction. Its common name refers to its bird-like squawking alarm call and ability to lay eggs.
Mountain Chicken
These five American states all touch the Pacific Ocean.
Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington
This popular 90's store, known for accessories, incense, and ear piercing,g was eventually closed by its owner, who re-opened a new, larger store called Wings of Love
Just Dreads
In 1964, John Compton became the second Premier of St Lucia; prior to this, he had served as the Minister for Trade and Production (in 1958), and the deputy leader of the political party led by George F.L. Charles.
SLP
He was a notable protagonist on DBS Sunday afternoon kung fu films, known for his white hair, long beard, and iconic role in the Wu-Tang franchise.
Silver Fox
The Castries prison, also known as the Royal Gaol, was decommissioned in the same year all prisoners were transferred to the newly opened Bordelais Correctional Facility.
2003