Lindy Ann Bodden-Ritch studied music at the Royal Academy of Music, London on a West Indian Scholarship from the Associated Board of Royal School of Music. Upon her return to Trinidad, she was appointed music teacher at St. Mary’s College where she guided the young men into championship winners in Trinidad and Tobago Music Festival. Read More

Mr. Krishna Persad is highly recognized for his work in classical Indian Dance. He has established a career in dance, as he has studied and taught the art form. Mr. Persad has also represented our country of Trinidad and Tobago as a performer. He mentored participants in the discipline of Dance.

Rodney Ramjit is well-known for his work as an industrial artist by profession. The craftsmanship Mr. Ramjit employs enables him to design and create props used for Ramleela, a festival he is heavily involved in. This was the discipline he mentored participants in.

The Ministry of the Arts and Multiculturalism is pleased to recognise Master ZENO OBI CONSTANCE in the field of playwriting and technical direction for stage. He has to date written over 20 award winning plays. In 1985 he was the winner of the National Cultural Council’s playwriting competition with ‘Duelling voices’. In 2003 he was Read More

Dr. Kim Johnson is an accomplished journalist, author, and researcher and is recognized as a foremost Steelpan historian in Trinidad & Tobago. His first foray into Steelpan history was via a recurring series of newspaper articles chronicling the experiences of those who participated in the growth and development of the National Instrument. He later developed Read More