We are Antigua and Barbuda!
It is no secret that there are talented young men and women in Antigua and Barbuda, making valuable contributions every day. Unfortunately, these youth are often overlooked, and attention is directed towards those who are involved with less favourable activities.

Antigua and Barbuda’s top national triathletes are welcoming the news that they will now have to battle regional and international heavyweights for the title of the Digicel Wadadli Tinman on January 29th 2012.

Claudio Delpeuche, who is widely recognized as one of the most accomplished triathletes to come out of Argentina, is now the clear favourite for the island’s first ever half-iron distance triathlon ahead of the Caribbean’s own star in Nevisian Reginald “Reggie Douglas.

Art At The Ridge is pleased to announce winners of the island’s 2011 Christmas Card Competition. This popular annual art competition is open to all schools in Antigua & Barbuda. It was originally organised by the Bank of Antigua and has now been running for a number of years.

of the Caribbean’s most successful triathletes has now been added to the growing list of high profile names slated for the Digicel Wadadli Tinman on January 29th 2012.

St. Kitts & Nevis star Rasta triathlete Reginald “Reggie” Douglas will now join Argentina’s Claudio Delpueche in focusing the attention of the world’s triathlon community on Antigua and Barbuda for its maiden half-iron distance triathlon.

The level of competition for the first ever Digicel Wadadli Tinman half-iron distance triathlon has stepped up a notch with the confirmed attendance of one of Argentina’s most accomplished triathletes.
Claudio Alejandro Delpueche has spent the last 25 years of his life traversing the globe bagging numerous titles in the upwards of 400 races that he has competed in across 40 countries. Having competed in every distance available from sprint triathlons to the ultimate Ironman distance, the pro-triathlete has declared the half-iron distance his favoured and strongest event.

The Motion Picture Association of Antigua & Barbuda in conjunction with the UK based Caribbean Film Corner will, for the first time, host a regional/International

Film Festival from November 8th – 13th, 2011.

The Film Festival week of activities will include the following: a selection of lecturers from regional and international film professionals for film enthusiasts; seminars in acting,

script writing, lighting, camera operations, sound, film, make up, music for movies and a film workshop for secondary school children. We will also showcase 2 days of regional