The Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop is a vibrant, hands-on arts and culture experience inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book. Designed to spark creativity and cultural pride, the workshop blends gamification of Caribbean cultural forms, traditional Caribbean crafts, storyteling, activity sheets and music in a fun, interactive setting. It’s where young minds explore their roots, express themselves artisticaly, and fal in love with the Caribbean, one activity at a time.

• We’ve crafted this for you!  

Kids ages 6–11 wil step into a world of colour, rhythm, and Caribbean magic as they kick off with a lively Crazy about the Caribbean greeting and introduction. Guided by passionate facilitators, they’l dive into exciting stations inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book; crafting, traditional games, drama games, storyteling, and more. Each child wil further explore Caribbean traditions through hands-on art, playful chalenges, and cultural games. By day’s end, children wil leave beaming with pride, new knowledge, and a deeper love for the Caribbean. Parents wil have the option to purchase the SCAN-Tivity Book, or recieve free printable activities with scannable video links to extend the experience at home. Everyone leaves inspired, connected, and crazy about the Caribbean!

• About your host(s):

Evelyn Caesar Munroe -Workshop Host

Evelyn Caesar Munroe Evelyn Caesar Munroe is at home whether treading the boards of a theatre, belting out a powerful note in concert, dancing with passion in a production, or performing for the camera. With over 25 years of experience, she has lived and breathed performance, becoming a vibrant force in Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural and theatrical landscape. Evelyn continues to shine as a performer, educator, and cultural advocate. Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, she has furthered her studies in Caribbean cultural expression, enriching her work with a deeper understanding of the region’s artistic traditions. Her mission is to inspire the next generation through meaningful, culturaly rooted artistic experiences.

Tafar Chia Lewis-Benjamin- Workshop Facilitator

Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin is a dynamic Trinidadian theatre artist, educator, and cultural innovator. A proud member of the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT), she holds a Master of Fine Arts in Acting from the prestigious Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), where she honed her craft on international stages and deepened her commitment to impactful storyteling. She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated to creating innovative, educational, and entertaining experiences through theatre and the arts. Under her leadership, Teatro Journee has brought to life a wide array of enriching projects, including festivals, original stage productions, cultural arts camps for children, and transformative workshops and classes for adults.

Nickose Layne- Workshop Facilitator

Nickose Layne Nickose Layne is a radio broadcaster, thespian, filmmaker, and programme analyst dedicated to celebrating and preserving Caribbean culture. He has directed and performed in acclaimed productions across Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad, and Haiti, earning awards such as Best Director at both the National Drama Festival and the Theatre Guild Awards, as wel as Guyana’s National Youth Award for Excelence in Performing Arts and Culture. Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous cultural forms, Layne sees the arts as a vital bridge connecting the people, languages, and legacies of the region. Through his diverse platforms; whether on stage, on screen, or on air, he continues to champion Caribbean identity, celebrate its resilience, and create meaningful work that educates, unites, and inspires.

Rochelle Bryan- Workshop Facilitator

Rochele Bryan Rochele Bryan is a passionate visual artist and motion designer dedicated to the power of art in youth development and community growth. A graduate of the Savannah Colege of Art and Design with a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in Motion Media Design, she has earned honors and awards for her creativity and academic excelence. Rochele has led and supported several youth-centered community programs, using art as a tool for engagement, expression, and empowerment. Whether crafting vibrant motion graphics or mentoring young creatives, she brings a spirit of curiosity, colaboration, and a deep commitment to positive impact.

Rachel Henry- Host/Workshop Facilitator

Rachel Henry Rachel Henry is a passionate cultural creative, theatre practitioner, and graphic designer dedicated to celebrating Caribbean heritage through the arts. She is the creator of Crazy about the Caribbean, a vibrant children’s brand that includes the SCAN-Tivity Book, kids’ workshops, and an engaging YouTube series that bring regional culture to life for young audiences. With a background in corporate design and a heart for theatre in education, Rachel blends storyteling, interactivity, and tradition to spark curiosity, creativity, and Caribbean pride in every project she touches.

• What makes this experience so unique ?! 

What makes the Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop truly unique is its one-of-a-kind fusion of culture, creativity, and technology, al designed just for children. It’s not just another arts workshop, it’s an immersive Caribbean journey where kids build and discover th richness of their heritage in fun, hands-on ways. The experience is powered by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, which blends traditional activities with modern interactivity, scannable QR codes unlock videos, bringing stories, crafts, and songs to life beyond the workshop. Add in vibrant facilitators, authentic cultural content, and take-home materials like free printables and book access, and you’ve got a program that celebrates identity, sparks creativity, and leaves a lasting impact on both kids and parents.

• This experience is for you wish to … 

This workshop is for parents who seek kid friendly cultural programs, for their children to experience meaningful, enjoyable, culturaly rich experiences. By fostering a deeper connection to their roots, and preserving cultural forms, the workshop helps young participants build confidence, cultural pride, and creative thinking skils. At the same time, parents and kids benefit from access to resources, including the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, printables, and educational videos, that extend the experience into the home, encouraging shared learning and lasting family memories.

• The information you might ask

Period: This program wil be a year-long program, traveling to new community spaces every 2 weeks, idealy on the weekend (exceptions can be made for weekday workshops in the case of school visits.)

Duration: The experience would be (2) Hours long (Consisting of 1 (15) minute intro and 2 (45) minute workshop sessions for kids). School visits however, would be (1) hour long.

Participants: min 15 children … max 60 children

Level: Beginner

Languages: English

Location: The first event would be conducted at the Diego Martin Public Library – Children’s Library, Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago. This workshop however, would be touring to different community spaces, such as; Libraries, Community Centres, Schools, Cultural Centres, Book Shops within Trinidad and Tobago, expanding to different Caribbean territories and the diaspora.

• How much will it cost me ?

To participate in the Workshop is FREE for participants, however a package is available for $185TTD inclusive of The Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book 

• Recommendations for the smooth running of the experience:

Children participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, wear comfortable clothing and come prepared to learn and have fun.

Contacts:

Email : crazyaboutthecaribbean@gmail.com

Whatsapp: +1-868-753-1081

Social media: Instagram: @crazy_about_the_caribbean

The Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop is a vibrant, hands-on arts and culture experience inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book. Designed to spark creativity and cultural pride, the workshop blends gamification of Caribbean cultural forms, traditional Caribbean crafts, storyteling, activity sheets and music in a fun, interactive setting. It’s where young minds explore their roots, express themselves artisticaly, and fal in love with the Caribbean, one activity at a time.

• We’ve crafted this for you!  

Kids ages 6–11 wil step into a world of colour, rhythm, and Caribbean magic as they kick off with a lively Crazy about the Caribbean greeting and introduction. Guided by passionate facilitators, they’l dive into exciting stations inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book; crafting, traditional games, drama games, storyteling, and more. Each child wil further explore Caribbean traditions through hands-on art, playful chalenges, and cultural games. By day’s end, children wil leave beaming with pride, new knowledge, and a deeper love for the Caribbean. Parents wil have the option to purchase the SCAN-Tivity Book, or recieve free printable activities with scannable video links to extend the experience at home. Everyone leaves inspired, connected, and crazy about the Caribbean!

• About your host(s):

Evelyn Caesar Munroe -Workshop Host

Evelyn Caesar Munroe Evelyn Caesar Munroe is at home whether treading the boards of a theatre, belting out a powerful note in concert, dancing with passion in a production, or performing for the camera. With over 25 years of experience, she has lived and breathed performance, becoming a vibrant force in Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural and theatrical landscape. Evelyn continues to shine as a performer, educator, and cultural advocate. Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, she has furthered her studies in Caribbean cultural expression, enriching her work with a deeper understanding of the region’s artistic traditions. Her mission is to inspire the next generation through meaningful, culturaly rooted artistic experiences.

Tafar Chia Lewis-Benjamin- Workshop Facilitator

Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin is a dynamic Trinidadian theatre artist, educator, and cultural innovator. A proud member of the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT), she holds a Master of Fine Arts in Acting from the prestigious Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), where she honed her craft on international stages and deepened her commitment to impactful storyteling. She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated to creating innovative, educational, and entertaining experiences through theatre and the arts. Under her leadership, Teatro Journee has brought to life a wide array of enriching projects, including festivals, original stage productions, cultural arts camps for children, and transformative workshops and classes for adults.

Nickose Layne- Workshop Facilitator

Nickose Layne Nickose Layne is a radio broadcaster, thespian, filmmaker, and programme analyst dedicated to celebrating and preserving Caribbean culture. He has directed and performed in acclaimed productions across Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad, and Haiti, earning awards such as Best Director at both the National Drama Festival and the Theatre Guild Awards, as wel as Guyana’s National Youth Award for Excelence in Performing Arts and Culture. Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous cultural forms, Layne sees the arts as a vital bridge connecting the people, languages, and legacies of the region. Through his diverse platforms; whether on stage, on screen, or on air, he continues to champion Caribbean identity, celebrate its resilience, and create meaningful work that educates, unites, and inspires.

Rochelle Bryan- Workshop Facilitator

Rochele Bryan Rochele Bryan is a passionate visual artist and motion designer dedicated to the power of art in youth development and community growth. A graduate of the Savannah Colege of Art and Design with a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in Motion Media Design, she has earned honors and awards for her creativity and academic excelence. Rochele has led and supported several youth-centered community programs, using art as a tool for engagement, expression, and empowerment. Whether crafting vibrant motion graphics or mentoring young creatives, she brings a spirit of curiosity, colaboration, and a deep commitment to positive impact.

Rachel Henry- Host/Workshop Facilitator

Rachel Henry Rachel Henry is a passionate cultural creative, theatre practitioner, and graphic designer dedicated to celebrating Caribbean heritage through the arts. She is the creator of Crazy about the Caribbean, a vibrant children’s brand that includes the SCAN-Tivity Book, kids’ workshops, and an engaging YouTube series that bring regional culture to life for young audiences. With a background in corporate design and a heart for theatre in education, Rachel blends storyteling, interactivity, and tradition to spark curiosity, creativity, and Caribbean pride in every project she touches.

• What makes this experience so unique ?! 

What makes the Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop truly unique is its one-of-a-kind fusion of culture, creativity, and technology, al designed just for children. It’s not just another arts workshop, it’s an immersive Caribbean journey where kids build and discover th richness of their heritage in fun, hands-on ways. The experience is powered by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, which blends traditional activities with modern interactivity, scannable QR codes unlock videos, bringing stories, crafts, and songs to life beyond the workshop. Add in vibrant facilitators, authentic cultural content, and take-home materials like free printables and book access, and you’ve got a program that celebrates identity, sparks creativity, and leaves a lasting impact on both kids and parents.

• This experience is for you wish to … 

This workshop is for parents who seek kid friendly cultural programs, for their children to experience meaningful, enjoyable, culturaly rich experiences. By fostering a deeper connection to their roots, and preserving cultural forms, the workshop helps young participants build confidence, cultural pride, and creative thinking skils. At the same time, parents and kids benefit from access to resources, including the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, printables, and educational videos, that extend the experience into the home, encouraging shared learning and lasting family memories.

• The information you might ask

Period: This program wil be a year-long program, traveling to new community spaces every 2 weeks, idealy on the weekend (exceptions can be made for weekday workshops in the case of school visits.)

Duration: The experience would be (2) Hours long (Consisting of 1 (15) minute intro and 2 (45) minute workshop sessions for kids). School visits however, would be (1) hour long.

Participants: min 15 children … max 60 children

Level: Beginner

Languages: English

Location: The first event would be conducted at the Diego Martin Public Library – Children’s Library, Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago. This workshop however, would be touring to different community spaces, such as; Libraries, Community Centres, Schools, Cultural Centres, Book Shops within Trinidad and Tobago, expanding to different Caribbean territories and the diaspora.

• How much will it cost me ?

To participate in the Workshop is FREE for participants, however a package is available for $185TTD inclusive of The Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book 

• Recommendations for the smooth running of the experience:

Children participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, wear comfortable clothing and come prepared to learn and have fun.

Contacts:

Email : crazyaboutthecaribbean@gmail.com

Whatsapp: +1-868-753-1081

Social media: Instagram: @crazy_about_the_caribbean

L’atelier “Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop” est une expérience culturelle et artistique vibrante et pratique, inspirée du livre d’activités “Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN‑Tivity Book”. Conçu pour stimuler la créativité et la fierté culturelle, cet atelier mêle gamification des formes culturelles caribéennes, artisanat traditionnel, contes, fiches d’activité et musique dans un cadre interactif et ludique. Là où les jeunes esprits explorent leurs racines, s’expriment artistiquement et tombent amoureux des Caraïbes, une activité à la fois.

• Nous l’avons conçu pour vous ! 

Les enfants de 6 à 11 ans plonge
ront dans un monde de couleur, de rythme et de magie caribéenne, avec un accueil animé “Crazy about the Caribbean” et une introduction. Guidés par des animateurs passionnés, ils découvriront des stations inspirées du livre SCAN‑Tivity : artisanat, jeux traditionnels caribéens, jeux dramatiques, contes et bien plus. Chaque enfant explorera davantage les traditions caribéennes à travers l’art pratique, défis ludiques et jeux culturels. À la fin de la journée, les enfants repartiront radieux, riches de nouveaux savoirs et un amour plus profond des Caraïbes. Les parents auront la possibilité d’acheter le SCAN‑Tivity Book ou de recevoir gratuitement des activités imprimables avec liens vidéos scannables pour prolonger l’expérience à la maison. Tous repartent inspirés, connectés et “fous des Caraïbes” !

• À propos de vos animateurs :

Evelyn Caesar Munroe – Animatrice de l’atelier

Evelyn Caesar Munroe s’épanouit aussi bien sur les planches d’un théâtre, en chant lors d’un concert, en danse dans une production qu’en performance devant la caméra. Avec plus de 25 années d’expérience, elle a incarné la scène culturelle et théâtrale de Trinité-et-Tobago. Elle rayonne comme artiste, éducatrice et militante culturelle. Son amour pour la culture caribéenne et la narration va au-delà de la scène ; elle a approfondi ses études en matière d’expression culturelle caribéenne, enrichissant son travail d’une compréhension approfondie des traditions artistiques de la région. Sa mission est d’inspirer la nouvelle génération à travers des expériences artistiques et culturellement ancrées.

Tafar Chia Lewis-Benjamin- Animatrice

Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin est une artiste de théâtre dynamique, éducatrice et innovatrice culturelle de Trinité. Membre de la National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT), elle est titulaire d’une Maîtrise en Beaux-Arts (Master of Fine Arts) en interprétation du prestigieux Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), où elle a affiné son métier sur les scènes internationales et approfondi son engagement en faveur d’un récit porteur de sens. Fondatrice visionnaire de Teatro Journee, une compagnie artistique dédiée à la création d’expériences innovantes, éducatives et divertissantes par le biais du théâtre et des arts. Sous sa direction, Teatro Journee a mené à bien une série de projets enrichissants, incluant des festivals, productions originales, camps culturels pour enfants, et ateliers transformateurs pour adultes.

Nickose Layne- Animateur

Nickose Layne est animateur radio, acteur, cinéaste et analyste de programmes, dédié à la célébration et à la préservation de la culture caribéenne. Il a mis en scène et joué dans des productions saluées au Guyana, Suriname, Trinité et Haïti, recevant des prix tels que celui du Meilleur Réalisateur au National Drama Festival et aux Theatre Guild Awards, ainsi que le National Youth Award du Guyana pour l’excellence dans les arts du spectacle et la culture. Passionné par l’intégration caribéenne et la préservation des formes culturelles indigènes, Layne considère les arts comme un pont essentiel reliant les peuples, les langues et les héritages de la région. À travers ses plateformes – qu’elles soient scéniques, audiovisuelles ou radiophoniques – il continue de promouvoir l’identité caribéenne, de célébrer sa résilience et de créer des œuvres significatives qui instruisent, rapprochent et inspirent.

Rochelle Bryan- Animatrice

Rochelle Bryan est une artiste visuelle passionnée et designer en motion graphics, engagée pour le pouvoir de l’art dans le développement des jeunes et la croissance communautaire. Diplômée du Savannah College of Art and Design avec un BFA en Design Graphique et une spécialisation en Motion Media Design, elle a reçu distinctions et prix pour sa créativité et son excellence académique. Rochelle a mené et soutenu plusieurs programmes communautaires destinés aux jeunes, utilisant l’art comme outil d’engagement, d’expression et d’autonomisation. Qu’elle réalise des graphismes dynamiques ou qu’elle encadre des jeunes créatifs, elle incarne la curiosité, la collaboration et un engagement profond envers un impact positif.

Rachel Henry- Animatrice / Animatrice principale

Ce qui rend l’atelier Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop vraiment unique, c’est sa fusion inédite de culture, créativité et technologie, le tout conçu spécialement pour les enfants. Ce n’est pas un simple atelier artistique : c’est un voyage immersif dans la Caraïbe, où les enfants découvrent la richesse de leur héritage de manière ludique et concrète. L’expérience est propulsée par le SCAN‑Tivity Book, qui combine activités traditionnelles et interactivité moderne : des codes QR à scanner donnent accès à des vidéos, donnant vie à des histoires, des créations et des chansons au-delà de l’atelier. Ajoutez à cela des animateurs passionnés, du contenu culturel authentique et des supports à emporter – activités imprimables gratuites et accès au livre – et vous obtenez un programme qui célèbre l’identité, stimule la créativité et laisse un impact durable sur les enfants et les parents.

• Qu’est-ce qui rend cette expérience si unique ?

L’atelier “Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop” se distingue par sa fusion unique de culture, de créativité et de technologie, spécialement conçu pour les enfants. Ce n’est pas un atelier artistique classique, c’est un voyage caribéen immersif où les enfants découvrent les richesses de leur héritage de manière ludique et pratique. Le SCAN‑Tivity Book, avec ses QR codes, permet de débloquer des vidéos, donnant vie à des histoires, des œuvres d’art et des chansons bien au-delà de l’atelier. Avec des animateurs dynamiques, du contenu culturel authentique, et des supports à emporter (imprimables gratuits, accès au livre), ce programme célèbre l’identité, stimule la créativité et laisse une empreinte durable chez les enfants et les parents.

• Cette expérience est pour vous si…

Cet atelier s’adresse aux parents désireux de proposer à leurs enfants des programmes culturels adaptés, significatifs, amusants et culturellement riches. En favorisant une connexion plus profonde aux leurs racines et la préservation de formes culturelles, l’atelier aide les jeunes participants à développer confiance en soi, fierté culturelle et capacités de pensée créative. Parallèlement, parents et enfants bénéficient de l’accès à des ressources, y compris le SCAN‑Tivity Book, des imprimables et des vidéos éducatives, qui prolongent l’expérience à domicile, encouragent l’apprentissage partagé et créent des souvenirs familiaux durables.

• Informations utiles :

Période : Ce programme se déroulera toute l’année, en tournée dans de nouveaux lieux communautaires toutes les deux semaines, idéalement durant le week-end (des exceptions sont possibles en semaine pour les visites scolaires).

Durée : L’expérience dure 2 heures (comprend 1 introduction de 15 minutes puis 2 sessions d’atelier de 45 minutes). Les visites en milieu scolaire seront de 1 heure.

Participants : De 15 à 60 enfants

Niveau : Débutant

Langue : Anglais

Lieu : Le premier évènement se tiendra à la Diego Martin Public Library – section jeunesse, Diego Martin, Trinidad et Tobago. Cet atelier sera ensuite itinérant dans divers espaces communautaires : bibliothèques, centres culturels, écoles, librairies à Trinidad et Tobago, avec une expansion vers d’autres territoires caribéens et la diaspora.

• Combien cela va-t-il coûter ?

Participation GRATUITE aux ateliers !
Un forfait à 185 TTD, incluant le SCAN‑Tivity Book, est disponible.

• Recommandations pour le bon déroulement de l’expérience :

Les enfants doivent venir accompagnés d’un parent ou d’un tuteur, porter des vêtements confortables et venir prêts à apprendre et à s’amuser.

Contacts:

Email : crazyaboutthecaribbean@gmail.com

Whatsapp: +1-868-753-1081

Social media: Instagram: @crazy_about_the_caribbean

The Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop is a vibrant, hands-on arts and culture experience inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book. Designed to spark creativity and cultural pride, the workshop blends gamification of Caribbean cultural forms, traditional Caribbean crafts, storyteling, activity sheets and music in a fun, interactive setting. It’s where young minds explore their roots, express themselves artisticaly, and fal in love with the Caribbean, one activity at a time.

• We’ve crafted this for you!  

Kids ages 6–11 wil step into a world of colour, rhythm, and Caribbean magic as they kick off with a lively Crazy about the Caribbean greeting and introduction. Guided by passionate facilitators, they’l dive into exciting stations inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book; crafting, traditional games, drama games, storyteling, and more. Each child wil further explore Caribbean traditions through hands-on art, playful chalenges, and cultural games. By day’s end, children wil leave beaming with pride, new knowledge, and a deeper love for the Caribbean. Parents wil have the option to purchase the SCAN-Tivity Book, or recieve free printable activities with scannable video links to extend the experience at home. Everyone leaves inspired, connected, and crazy about the Caribbean!

• About your host(s):

Evelyn Caesar Munroe -Workshop Host

Evelyn Caesar Munroe Evelyn Caesar Munroe is at home whether treading the boards of a theatre, belting out a powerful note in concert, dancing with passion in a production, or performing for the camera. With over 25 years of experience, she has lived and breathed performance, becoming a vibrant force in Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural and theatrical landscape. Evelyn continues to shine as a performer, educator, and cultural advocate. Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, she has furthered her studies in Caribbean cultural expression, enriching her work with a deeper understanding of the region’s artistic traditions. Her mission is to inspire the next generation through meaningful, culturaly rooted artistic experiences.

Tafar Chia Lewis-Benjamin- Workshop Facilitator

Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin is a dynamic Trinidadian theatre artist, educator, and cultural innovator. A proud member of the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT), she holds a Master of Fine Arts in Acting from the prestigious Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), where she honed her craft on international stages and deepened her commitment to impactful storyteling. She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated to creating innovative, educational, and entertaining experiences through theatre and the arts. Under her leadership, Teatro Journee has brought to life a wide array of enriching projects, including festivals, original stage productions, cultural arts camps for children, and transformative workshops and classes for adults.

Nickose Layne- Workshop Facilitator

Nickose Layne Nickose Layne is a radio broadcaster, thespian, filmmaker, and programme analyst dedicated to celebrating and preserving Caribbean culture. He has directed and performed in acclaimed productions across Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad, and Haiti, earning awards such as Best Director at both the National Drama Festival and the Theatre Guild Awards, as wel as Guyana’s National Youth Award for Excelence in Performing Arts and Culture. Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous cultural forms, Layne sees the arts as a vital bridge connecting the people, languages, and legacies of the region. Through his diverse platforms; whether on stage, on screen, or on air, he continues to champion Caribbean identity, celebrate its resilience, and create meaningful work that educates, unites, and inspires.

Rochelle Bryan- Workshop Facilitator

Rochele Bryan Rochele Bryan is a passionate visual artist and motion designer dedicated to the power of art in youth development and community growth. A graduate of the Savannah Colege of Art and Design with a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in Motion Media Design, she has earned honors and awards for her creativity and academic excelence. Rochele has led and supported several youth-centered community programs, using art as a tool for engagement, expression, and empowerment. Whether crafting vibrant motion graphics or mentoring young creatives, she brings a spirit of curiosity, colaboration, and a deep commitment to positive impact.

Rachel Henry- Host/Workshop Facilitator

Rachel Henry Rachel Henry is a passionate cultural creative, theatre practitioner, and graphic designer dedicated to celebrating Caribbean heritage through the arts. She is the creator of Crazy about the Caribbean, a vibrant children’s brand that includes the SCAN-Tivity Book, kids’ workshops, and an engaging YouTube series that bring regional culture to life for young audiences. With a background in corporate design and a heart for theatre in education, Rachel blends storyteling, interactivity, and tradition to spark curiosity, creativity, and Caribbean pride in every project she touches.

• What makes this experience so unique ?! 

What makes the Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop truly unique is its one-of-a-kind fusion of culture, creativity, and technology, al designed just for children. It’s not just another arts workshop, it’s an immersive Caribbean journey where kids build and discover th richness of their heritage in fun, hands-on ways. The experience is powered by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, which blends traditional activities with modern interactivity, scannable QR codes unlock videos, bringing stories, crafts, and songs to life beyond the workshop. Add in vibrant facilitators, authentic cultural content, and take-home materials like free printables and book access, and you’ve got a program that celebrates identity, sparks creativity, and leaves a lasting impact on both kids and parents.

• This experience is for you wish to … 

This workshop is for parents who seek kid friendly cultural programs, for their children to experience meaningful, enjoyable, culturaly rich experiences. By fostering a deeper connection to their roots, and preserving cultural forms, the workshop helps young participants build confidence, cultural pride, and creative thinking skils. At the same time, parents and kids benefit from access to resources, including the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, printables, and educational videos, that extend the experience into the home, encouraging shared learning and lasting family memories.

• The information you might ask

Period: This program wil be a year-long program, traveling to new community spaces every 2 weeks, idealy on the weekend (exceptions can be made for weekday workshops in the case of school visits.)

Duration: The experience would be (2) Hours long (Consisting of 1 (15) minute intro and 2 (45) minute workshop sessions for kids). School visits however, would be (1) hour long.

Participants: min 15 children … max 60 children

Level: Beginner

Languages: English

Location: The first event would be conducted at the Diego Martin Public Library – Children’s Library, Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago. This workshop however, would be touring to different community spaces, such as; Libraries, Community Centres, Schools, Cultural Centres, Book Shops within Trinidad and Tobago, expanding to different Caribbean territories and the diaspora.

• How much will it cost me ?

To participate in the Workshop is FREE for participants, however a package is available for $185TTD inclusive of The Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book 

• Recommendations for the smooth running of the experience:

Children participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, wear comfortable clothing and come prepared to learn and have fun.

Contacts:

Email : crazyaboutthecaribbean@gmail.com

Whatsapp: +1-868-753-1081

Social media: Instagram: @crazy_about_the_caribbean

The Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop is a vibrant, hands-on arts and culture experience inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book. Designed to spark creativity and cultural pride, the workshop blends gamification of Caribbean cultural forms, traditional Caribbean crafts, storyteling, activity sheets and music in a fun, interactive setting. It’s where young minds explore their roots, express themselves artisticaly, and fal in love with the Caribbean, one activity at a time.

• We’ve crafted this for you!  

Kids ages 6–11 wil step into a world of colour, rhythm, and Caribbean magic as they kick off with a lively Crazy about the Caribbean greeting and introduction. Guided by passionate facilitators, they’l dive into exciting stations inspired by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book; crafting, traditional games, drama games, storyteling, and more. Each child wil further explore Caribbean traditions through hands-on art, playful chalenges, and cultural games. By day’s end, children wil leave beaming with pride, new knowledge, and a deeper love for the Caribbean. Parents wil have the option to purchase the SCAN-Tivity Book, or recieve free printable activities with scannable video links to extend the experience at home. Everyone leaves inspired, connected, and crazy about the Caribbean!

• About your host(s):

Evelyn Caesar Munroe -Workshop Host

Evelyn Caesar Munroe Evelyn Caesar Munroe is at home whether treading the boards of a theatre, belting out a powerful note in concert, dancing with passion in a production, or performing for the camera. With over 25 years of experience, she has lived and breathed performance, becoming a vibrant force in Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural and theatrical landscape. Evelyn continues to shine as a performer, educator, and cultural advocate. Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, Evelyn’s love for Caribbean culture and storyteling extends beyond the stage, she has furthered her studies in Caribbean cultural expression, enriching her work with a deeper understanding of the region’s artistic traditions. Her mission is to inspire the next generation through meaningful, culturaly rooted artistic experiences.

Tafar Chia Lewis-Benjamin- Workshop Facilitator

Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin is a dynamic Trinidadian theatre artist, educator, and cultural innovator. A proud member of the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT), she holds a Master of Fine Arts in Acting from the prestigious Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), where she honed her craft on international stages and deepened her commitment to impactful storyteling. She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated She is the visionary founder of Teatro Journee, an artistic company dedicated to creating innovative, educational, and entertaining experiences through theatre and the arts. Under her leadership, Teatro Journee has brought to life a wide array of enriching projects, including festivals, original stage productions, cultural arts camps for children, and transformative workshops and classes for adults.

Nickose Layne- Workshop Facilitator

Nickose Layne Nickose Layne is a radio broadcaster, thespian, filmmaker, and programme analyst dedicated to celebrating and preserving Caribbean culture. He has directed and performed in acclaimed productions across Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad, and Haiti, earning awards such as Best Director at both the National Drama Festival and the Theatre Guild Awards, as wel as Guyana’s National Youth Award for Excelence in Performing Arts and Culture. Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous Passionate about Caribbean integration and the preservation of indigenous cultural forms, Layne sees the arts as a vital bridge connecting the people, languages, and legacies of the region. Through his diverse platforms; whether on stage, on screen, or on air, he continues to champion Caribbean identity, celebrate its resilience, and create meaningful work that educates, unites, and inspires.

Rochelle Bryan- Workshop Facilitator

Rochele Bryan Rochele Bryan is a passionate visual artist and motion designer dedicated to the power of art in youth development and community growth. A graduate of the Savannah Colege of Art and Design with a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in Motion Media Design, she has earned honors and awards for her creativity and academic excelence. Rochele has led and supported several youth-centered community programs, using art as a tool for engagement, expression, and empowerment. Whether crafting vibrant motion graphics or mentoring young creatives, she brings a spirit of curiosity, colaboration, and a deep commitment to positive impact.

Rachel Henry- Host/Workshop Facilitator

Rachel Henry Rachel Henry is a passionate cultural creative, theatre practitioner, and graphic designer dedicated to celebrating Caribbean heritage through the arts. She is the creator of Crazy about the Caribbean, a vibrant children’s brand that includes the SCAN-Tivity Book, kids’ workshops, and an engaging YouTube series that bring regional culture to life for young audiences. With a background in corporate design and a heart for theatre in education, Rachel blends storyteling, interactivity, and tradition to spark curiosity, creativity, and Caribbean pride in every project she touches.

• What makes this experience so unique ?! 

What makes the Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop truly unique is its one-of-a-kind fusion of culture, creativity, and technology, al designed just for children. It’s not just another arts workshop, it’s an immersive Caribbean journey where kids build and discover th richness of their heritage in fun, hands-on ways. The experience is powered by the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, which blends traditional activities with modern interactivity, scannable QR codes unlock videos, bringing stories, crafts, and songs to life beyond the workshop. Add in vibrant facilitators, authentic cultural content, and take-home materials like free printables and book access, and you’ve got a program that celebrates identity, sparks creativity, and leaves a lasting impact on both kids and parents.

• This experience is for you wish to … 

This workshop is for parents who seek kid friendly cultural programs, for their children to experience meaningful, enjoyable, culturaly rich experiences. By fostering a deeper connection to their roots, and preserving cultural forms, the workshop helps young participants build confidence, cultural pride, and creative thinking skils. At the same time, parents and kids benefit from access to resources, including the Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book, printables, and educational videos, that extend the experience into the home, encouraging shared learning and lasting family memories.

• The information you might ask

Period: This program wil be a year-long program, traveling to new community spaces every 2 weeks, idealy on the weekend (exceptions can be made for weekday workshops in the case of school visits.)

Duration: The experience would be (2) Hours long (Consisting of 1 (15) minute intro and 2 (45) minute workshop sessions for kids). School visits however, would be (1) hour long.

Participants: min 15 children … max 60 children

Level: Beginner

Languages: English

Location: The first event would be conducted at the Diego Martin Public Library – Children’s Library, Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago. This workshop however, would be touring to different community spaces, such as; Libraries, Community Centres, Schools, Cultural Centres, Book Shops within Trinidad and Tobago, expanding to different Caribbean territories and the diaspora.

• How much will it cost me ?

To participate in the Workshop is FREE for participants, however a package is available for $185TTD inclusive of The Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book 

• Recommendations for the smooth running of the experience:

Children participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, wear comfortable clothing and come prepared to learn and have fun.

Contacts:

Email : crazyaboutthecaribbean@gmail.com

Whatsapp: +1-868-753-1081

Social media: Instagram: @crazy_about_the_caribbean

El taller infantil “Crazy about the Caribbean” es una experiencia vibrante, práctica y cultural, inspirada en el libro de actividades “Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN-Tivity Book”. Diseñado para despertar la creatividad y el orgullo cultural, el taller combina la gamificación de las formas culturales caribeñas, manualidades tradicionales, cuentacuentos, hojas de actividades y música en un ambiente interactivo y divertido. Es un espacio donde las mentes jóvenes exploran sus raíces, se expresan artísticamente y se enamoran del Caribe, una actividad a la vez.

• ¡Lo hemos creado para ti! 

Niños de 6 a 11 años se sumergirán en un mundo de color, ritmo y magia caribeña empezando con un saludo animado y una introducción “Locos por el Caribe”. Guiados por facilitadores apasionados, recorrerán estaciones inspiradas en el libro SCAN-Tivity: manualidades, juegos tradicionales, juegos dramáticos, cuentacuentos y más. Cada niño explorará aún más las tradiciones caribeñas a través de arte práctico, retos lúdicos y juegos culturales. Al finalizar el día, los niños saldrán radiantes de orgullo, con nuevos conocimientos y un amor más profundo por el Caribe. Los padres tendrán la opción de comprar el SCAN-Tivity Book o recibir actividades imprimibles gratuitas con enlaces a vídeos para extender la experiencia en casa. ¡Todos salen inspirados, conectados y locos por el Caribe!

• Sobre tus anfitriones:

Evelyn Caesar Munroe – Anfitriona del taller
Evelyn Caesar Munroe está cómoda tanto sobre las tablas de un teatro, cantando en un concierto, bailando con pasión en una producción o actuando frente a cámaras. Con más de 25 años de experiencia, ha vivido y respirado la interpretación, convirtiéndose en una figura vibrante en el panorama cultural y teatral de Trinidad y Tobago. Continúa brillando como intérprete, educadora y defensora cultural. Su amor por la cultura caribeña y la narración va más allá del escenario; ha profundizado estudios en la expresión cultural caribeña, enriqueciendo su trabajo con una comprensión más profunda de las tradiciones artísticas de la región. Su misión es inspirar a la próxima generación a través de experiencias artísticas con profundas raíces culturales.

Tafar Chia Lewis-Benjamin – Facilitadora del taller
Tafar Chia Lewis Benjamin es una dinámica artista de teatro, educadora e innovadora cultural trinitense. Miembro orgulloso de la National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT), posee una Maestría en Bellas Artes en Actuación del prestigioso Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), donde perfeccionó su oficio en escenarios internacionales y profundizó su compromiso con la narración significativa. Es fundadora visionaria de Teatro Journee, una compañía artística dedicada a crear experiencias innovadoras, educativas y entretenidas a través del teatro y las artes. Bajo su liderazgo, Teatro Journee ha realizado una amplia gama de proyectos enriquecedores, incluidos festivales, producciones teatrales originales, campamentos culturales para niños y talleres transformadores para adultos.

Nickose Layne – Facilitador del taller
Nickose Layne es locutor de radio, actor, cineasta y analista de programas dedicado a celebrar y preservar la cultura caribeña. Ha dirigido y actuado en producciones aclamadas en Guyana, Surinam, Trinidad y Haití, obteniendo premios como Mejor Director en el National Drama Festival y los Theatre Guild Awards, así como el National Youth Award de Guyana por Excelencia en Artes Escénicas y Cultura. Apasionado por la integración caribeña y la preservación de formas culturales indígenas, Layne ve las artes como un puente vital que conecta a los pueblos, las lenguas y los legados de la región. A través de sus plataformas —ya sea en escena, pantalla o radio— continúa defendiendo la identidad caribeña, celebrando su resiliencia y creando un trabajo significativo que educa, une e inspira.

Rochelle Bryan – Facilitadora del taller
Rochelle Bryan es una apasionada artista visual y diseñadora de motion graphics dedicada al poder del arte en el desarrollo juvenil y el crecimiento comunitario. Graduada del Savannah College of Art and Design con una licenciatura en Diseño Gráfico y especialización en Motion Media Design, ha recibido honores y premios por su creatividad y excelencia académica. Rochelle ha liderado y apoyado varios programas comunitarios centrados en jóvenes, utilizando el arte como herramienta de participación, expresión y empoderamiento. Ya sea creando vibrantes gráficos en movimiento o guiando a jóvenes creativos, aporta curiosidad, colaboración y un profundo compromiso con el impacto positivo.

Rachel Henry – Anfitriona y facilitadora del taller
Rachel Henry es una creativa cultural apasionada, practicante teatral y diseñadora gráfica comprometida con celebrar el patrimonio caribeño a través de las artes. Es la creadora de “Crazy about the Caribbean”, una marca infantil vibrante que incluye el SCAN‑Tivity Book, talleres para niños y una serie de YouTube atractiva que da vida a la cultura regional para el público infantil. Con experiencia en diseño corporativo y un corazón por el teatro educativo, Rachel combina narración, interactividad y tradición para despertar la curiosidad, la creatividad y el orgullo caribeño en cada proyecto.

• ¿Qué hace esta experiencia tan única?

Lo que hace que el Crazy about the Caribbean Kids Workshop sea realmente único es su fusión sin igual de cultura, creatividad y tecnología, todo diseñado específicamente para niños. No es solo otro taller artístico, es un viaje caribeño inmersivo donde los niños construyen y descubren la riqueza de su herencia de formas divertidas y prácticas. La experiencia se potencia con el libro SCAN‑Tivity, que mezcla actividades tradicionales con interactividad moderna; los códigos QR escaneables desbloquean vídeos, dando vida a historias, manualidades y canciones más allá del taller. Con facilitadores vibrantes, contenido cultural auténtico y materiales para llevar a casa como imprimibles gratuitos y acceso al libro, obtienes un programa que celebra la identidad, estimula la creatividad y deja una huella duradera en niños y padres.

• Esta experiencia es para ti si deseas…

Este taller es para padres que buscan programas culturales aptos para niños, donde sus hijos vivan experiencias significativas, divertidas y culturalmente ricas. Al fomentar una conexión más profunda con sus raíces y preservar formas culturales, el taller ayuda a los niños a desarrollar confianza, orgullo cultural y habilidades de pensamiento creativo. Al mismo tiempo, padres e hijos se benefician del acceso a recursos, incluido el SCAN‑Tivity Book, imprimibles y vídeos educativos, que extienden la experiencia al hogar, fomentando el aprendizaje compartido y creando recuerdos familiares duraderos.

• La información que podrías preguntar

Periodo: Este programa será anual, itinerando a nuevos espacios comunitarios cada 2 semanas, idealmente los fines de semana (se pueden hacer excepciones entre semana para visitas escolares).

Duración: La experiencia dura 2 horas (compuesta por 1 introducción de 15 minutos y 2 sesiones de taller de 45 minutos cada una). Las visitas escolares, sin embargo, durarían 1 hora.

Participantes: mínimo 15 niños … máximo 60 niños

Nivel: Principiante

Idiomas: Inglés

Ubicación: El primer evento se realizará en la Biblioteca Pública de Diego Martin – Biblioteca Infantil, Diego Martin, Trinidad y Tobago. Posteriormente, el taller recorrerá diferentes espacios comunitarios, como bibliotecas, centros comunitarios, escuelas, centros culturales y librerías en Trinidad y Tobago, expandiéndose a otros territorios caribeños y la diáspora.

• ¿Cuánto me costará?

Participar en el taller es GRATIS para los participantes, pero existe un paquete disponible por 185 TTD que incluye el Crazy about the Caribbean SCAN‑Tivity Book.

• Recomendaciones para el buen desarrollo de la experiencia:

Los niños deben estar acompañados por un padre o tutor, vestir ropa cómoda y venir preparados para aprender y divertirse.

Contactos:

Email : crazyaboutthecaribbean@gmail.com

Whatsapp: +1-868-753-1081

Redes sociales: Instagram: @crazy_about_the_caribbean