The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Museum was incorporated as an NGO in March 2021 to create a home where our rich artistic carnival heritage could be collected, preserved and made available to the public for education, entertainment and enlightenment for future generations. This endeavor, while citizens initiated, has gained national and international attention. While with the award of the iconic Penny Bank building in 2022 to repurpose it for use as the Carnival Museum brough

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...at the Penny Bank, the Home for Carnival https://www.ttcarnivalmuseum.com/gallery.

Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, Randall Mitchell, says the establishment of a Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Museum is a dream...

Steering Committee Chairman of the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Museum, Kenny Attai on the Morning Edition, and discusses the need for a...

Special thanks are extended to the team at the Morning Brew show on CNC3 for today's interview with host Jason Williams. The T&T Carnival...

The First Citizens Foundation has awarded the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Bands Association (TTCBA) the use of its historic Charlotte...

View article here. In a symbolic handover, the First Citizens Foundation (FCF) awarded the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Bands Association...