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The Tobago Performing Arts Company (TPAC), in proud partnership with the Tobago Festivals Commission Ltd. (TFCL), delivered a bold and breathtaking performance at the Tobago Heritage Festival 2025 Opening Gala on Thursday, July 10th.

Dwayne White Jr., resident actor with the Tobago Performing Arts Company (TPAC) and cultural innovator, recently returned from a landmark cultural exchange program in Sweden that positioned Tobago’s folk traditions and performance practices on a global stage.

Members of the T&T delegation to CARIFESTA from TPAC at the Piarco International Airport before departing for Barbados.

Shiata Lewis, Artistic Director of West-Can (centre) performs the Congo Belle with workshop participants.

Caston Cupid and Keishaun Julien share Tobago’s rich musical heritage with international attendees. (Photo courtesy St. Thomas University)

 TPAC proudly represented Tobago as an official partner and participant in the inaugural Caribbean Film Festival (CFF), held in Trinidad from June 11–15, 2025, at the CinemaOne IMAX Theatre in Port of Spain.

TPAC officially raised the bar for cultural representation and creative excellence, following its groundbreaking performance of An Odyssey Inland on March 12, 2025, aboard The World: Residences at Sea, the largest private residential yacht in the world.

Workshop attendees and facilitators, including TPAC CEO Jared Prima (standing 8th from right) on stage at the Caribbean In Transit Meeting Place Festival.

The Tobago Performing Arts Company (TPAC) is proud to announce its participation in the inaugural Cultural Heritage Identification and Preservation (CHIP) Project, hosted by the Pinelands Creative Workshop from June 16–18, 2025, at the Radisson Grenada Beach Resort.

The Tobago Performing Arts Company (TPAC) recently took part in the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show 2025 in Las Vegas, joining a national delegation led by the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce.

The Tobago Performing Arts Company Limited (TPAC) played a key creative role in the launch of the Click Wise Digital Media Sensitisation Campaign, led by the Division of Education, Skills and Innovation with support from UNICEF, on Wednesday, March 18 at the Shaw Park Cultural Complex.

The Tobago Performing Arts Company (TPAC) brought transformative theatre to life during its engagement at the Clean Air Fair hosted by the Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection on May 26th at the Mason Hall Community Centre.