Browse our upcoming events and moments from past performances, workshops, and events across music, theatre, visual arts, and performing arts.
“Bedward “ a musical based on the life and legacy of activist and spiritual leader Alexander Bedward, produced in partnership with the Louise Bennett-Coverley Heritage Foundation. Coming Soon, September 2026
“Rise” a showcase of dance, folk songs, and music performed by the National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica (NDTC) on their Florida Tour. Coming Soon, October 2026
“Staring into My Soul”, a collection of Poems by Curtis Myrie, now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Ingramspark Paperback.
2nd Annual Marcus Garvey Symposium hosted by the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA-ACL). Presentation by Colin Smith and the Tallawah Mento Band on tradition, folk music and cultural preservation through music, ac, Limon Costa Rica, 2026)
“Evenin’ Time”, a folkloric Pantomime featuring Tallawah Mento Band and the Jamaican Folk Revue showcasing folk music, drumming, and traditional dances, including mento, ska, dinky mini, bruckins, rocksteady and reggae, telling the story of pre and post emancipation in Jamaica, performed in South Florida and at the 25th edition of the Pan African Historical Theatre Festival (PANAFEST), held under the auspices of the African Union and the government of Ghana, Accra, Ghana, 2025.
“Romeo N Juliet 4EVA”, a radical new, modern-day version of Romeo and Juliet set in Kingston, Jamaica, with Michael Forrestor credited as casting director, co-producer, and actor (use video or photo in media folder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GWCwGXT3hA)
Arts as Therapeutics–Facilitated session led by Colin Smith on the restorative nature of visual arts for the Louise Bennett Coverley Heritage Council sponsored workshop.
Explore our showcase of Caribbean Art.
Explore Tallawah Cultural Productions Team in the press.
