5 Reasons Lebanese Food is a Hit in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago is known for its diverse food culture. We have everything from roti shops, bake and shark to Chinese, Creole, and Indian cuisine. You’ll find every flavour under the sun. But in recent years, something a little different has been making waves among Trini food lovers: authentic Lebanese food. So why are more […]
What to Eat at Trotters Trinidad: 5 Must-Try Dishes Locals Love
Discover the crowd favorites and hidden gems at one of Port of Spain’s most iconic dining spots. Whether you’re visiting Trinidad for the first time or you’re a local planning your next lime, there’s one place that always delivers on food, drinks, and vibe: Trotters Trinidad. Located at the corner of Sweet Briar and Maraval […]
Group Dinners in Port of Spain: How Trotters Makes It Easy
Planning a group dinner in Port of Spain can be a whole production. Coordinating people, choosing a menu that works for everyone, finding a space that isn’t too loud or too boring, and, of course, making sure there’s parking. It’s a lot. But here’s the good news, Trotters makes group dining surprisingly easy. Whether you’re […]
What We Gained When We Became Independent
On August 31st 1962, Trinidad and Tobago officially became an independent nation. The British flag came down, and for the first time ever, our own red, white and black flag was raised. That moment didn’t just mark political change. It marked pride, hope, and the beginning of a new identity. But what did we really gain […]
Back to School in T&T: A Guide for Every Stage (And Every Parent Nerve)
The booklists are out, the sales are on, and your child is either growing up way too fast or pretending they don’t need anything new until the night before school starts. No matter which stage you’re in, back-to-school season in Trinidad and Tobago comes with its own mix of excitement, anxiety, and plenty of shopping. […]
Things to Do in August Before School Starts Back
The July/August vacation always goes by in a blink. And before you know it, it’s time to hunt for booklists, hem uniforms, and reset those early morning alarms. But there’s still time to squeeze in a few more memories before the school bell rings again. If you’re looking for things to do this August, here’s […]
Smiles in Every Bite: A Look Back at the Devon Biscuit Legacy
There are certain tastes and smells that instantly transport you back to your childhood in Trinidad and Tobago. For many of us, the familiar packaging of a Devon Biscuit evokes a wave of warm nostalgia, a comforting reminder of simpler times. Devon Biscuits isn’t just a brand; it’s woven into the very fabric of our […]
Easter Adventures in T&T: Parks, Plants, and Play for the Whole Family!
The Easter holidays are upon us in sweet Trinidad and Tobago, and with the kids out of school, it’s the perfect time to create some lasting memories right here at home! Forget the chocolate overload for a moment (though a little indulgence is always welcome!) and dive into some exciting activities that will keep the […]
Easter in Trinidad and Tobago: More Than Just Chocolate Eggs (and Bunnies!)
As April commences, a certain buzz fills the air in Trinidad and Tobago. It’s not just the anticipation of warmer days; it’s the quiet excitement that heralds the arrival of Easter. While the world might associate Easter with bunnies and chocolate, here in sweet T&T, it’s a time woven with a unique blend of solemn […]
Navigating the SEA Journey: Supporting Your Child (and Yourself!) Before and After
The Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) is a significant milestone in a child’s academic journey in Trinidad and Tobago. As we approach the SEA date on Thursday, April 10th, 2025, the atmosphere in many households can become a mix of anticipation and anxiety. It’s crucial to remember that while the exam is important, the well-being of […]