Arts & Culture

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 Layou’s annual Titiwi Festival celebrates the small fish known as the “titiwi.” They have built a unique local cuisine around this small delicacy and the Festival gives everyone else a chance to taste it!

The village of Layou is on Dominica’s west coast, just 20 minutes north of the capital, Roseau. It is located at the mouth of Dominica’s longest river (the Layou River) and is thus well-positioned for the natural phenomenon that brings thousands of small fish (titiwi) right to its banks each month.

The Titiwi Festival began in 2007 and has been growing bigger and better each year.

 The PAYS Dominica Yachting Festival will consist of a series of events which range from tours to entertainment nights from March 22nd to 30th.  Our annual week of festivities is aimed at displaying sincere appreciation to our yachting community and introducing our beautiful island through tours, beach activities, entertainment, community service, and local culinary art! 

  Hike Fest is an annual event celebrating the island's natural beauty and its rich hiking culture. This festival offers a variety of guided hikes allowing participants to explore Dominica's lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and breathtaking viewpoints. With a focus on sustainability and community engagement, Hike Fest  provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature and experience the island's vibrant culture every Saturday in the month of May. 

  The Giraudel-Eggleston Flower Show is held jointly by the two villages of Giraudel and Eggleston, located in the foothills of Morne Anglais. The Flower Show and Market Fair has been an exquisite floricultural tradition of the twin communities since 1973 and is renowned for its profusion of exotic floral displays, gardening and landscaping, and retail exhibition of their harvest 

 Kalinago Week has been celebrated during the week of September 19th each year, since 1981. It is to observe the past, (an occurrence in 1930), as well as showcase the rich cultural heritage.