Monthly Archives: January 2015

Larry Toves, Guam Economic Development Authority Project Coordinator, states that the new Guam Museum is slated to open by the third quarter this year. One of the reasons for the delay is because of foundation problems. According to Guam legislative records, … Continue reading →

More news from the Cook Islands: The Cook Islands want to improve the way they gather population statistics Health Minister, Nandi Glassie, believes that gathering of facts and figures on births, deaths, marriages and health problems is vital in assisting the Government to … Continue reading →

The 2015 calendar is starting to take shape under our “Holiday and Cultural Events” tab of the Website. The calendar highlights Pacific Islands’ holidays, as well as cultural events throughout the year. I hope everyone is in the mood to travel … Continue reading →

The Samoa Arts Council (SAC) was recently launched. Who is SAC? Well, their vision is to develop Arts for the benefit of Samoa, and their mission is to support, promote and nurture the Arts in Samoa as a viable industry in … Continue reading →

I would be remiss if I didn’t share this good news coming from the Solomon Islands: This past December, management training to support the growth of the Solomon Islands’ cultural sector attracted artists, artisans, fashion designers, dancers and writers throughout … Continue reading →

Happy New Year! I thought we’d kick off the new year with some exciting news from the Cook Islands who will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary of self-government in free association with New Zealand in 2015. The country plans for a year-long … Continue reading →