Though small, Rome’s Museum is packed with big personality and invites you to take look back at what life was like in Grenada decades ago. Proudly curated by Joseph Rome, the rustic museum located in St.Andrew is full of Grenadian relics, from dated kitchen items to tools and everyday household items. See how Grenadians baked bread and pastries in mud ovens or marvel at handmade juice extractors, husk hairbrushes, irons you fill with charcoal and stoves and a fridge powered by kerosene. Open weekly Monday to Friday from 9am to 4pm, Mr. Rome expertly entertains with full demonstrations of how the items were used and takes pleasure in encouraging you to try them yourselves. Admission fee is EC$5 for adults and EC$3 for children; well worth the visit.
The Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) proudly announces the successful completion of a transformative two-day training initiative featuring renowned international restaurant owner and award-winning mixologist, Joji Watanabe. This groundbreaking program brought
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Although the beautiful islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique have been affected by Hurricane Beryl, we are on our way to recovery and have started welcoming visitors to our shores once again. As we continue to rebuild, please use the following link for updates on getting there, where to stay and what to do.
Although the beautiful islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique have been affected by Hurricane Beryl, we are on our way to recovery and have started welcoming visitors to our shores once again. As we continue to rebuild, please use the following link for updates on getting there, where to stay and what to do.
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