 Welcome to the Tobago Heritage Festival 2007 - the premier cultural activity on Tobago‘s Calendar of Events. This year marks the twentieth anniversary of the staging of this great event, and also serves to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the Atlantic Slave Trade. The 2007 edition of the Tobago Heritage Festival runs from Friday July 13th to Wednesday August 1st 2007 under the theme Ancestral Joys Proclaimed.  Activities on the Heritage Calendar of Events are divided into village productions and Committee productions. As the names imply, Village productions are those shows produced and presented by the villages themselves, while Committee shows are produced by the Tobago Festivals Committee, which manages the entire Festival. Committee shows are usually priced at $40.00 for Adults and $20.00 for Children, while Village Shows are normally $20.00 for Adults and $10.00 for Children. The Tobago Heritage Festival 2007 is an event not to be missed and we look forward to seeing you in Tobago. |
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The preservation of folk traditions and heritage is
equally important as the restoration of materials, and protecting the
environment.
It is an anchor point which society needs to stem the erosion of values
held precious. |
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The Festival begins on July 13th 2007. Over the two week period each village will attempt to venerate, celebrate or narrate pieces of Tobago history. Natural legacies are also part of the Festival, and account for numerous forays into the physical characteristics of the land and sea. Heritage Festival 2007 culminates in an Emancipation Day parade and Food Fair at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park. |
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