Showing posts with label Belize independence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belize independence. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

RECIPE FOR AN UNBELIZEABLE VACATION!

The "Taste of Belize" event recently served up a diversity of sumptuous dishes and drinks, prepared by multi cultural participants; Andrew Zimmern of the Travel Channel showcased "Belizean delicacies" and Belizeans worldwide are cooking up "rice and beans" as they celebrate Belize's Independence.

Actually, Belize's attractions provide the perfect recipe for an unforgettable, affordable vacation:


Ingredients:-
A hectic work or life schedule
A desire to rediscover romance, family and friends
A few free days (3 - 7 days at least)
The location - BELIZE!

Method:
Choose YOUR Belize experience, a combination of fun, relaxation and adventure where the weather is served sunny side up!!
Look for GREAT packages being offered now! Find a beach, island, hiking trail all to yourselves with FREE nights, plus FREE tours and great food and other value added services; priced up to 40% off on rooms...
Check the airlines for sweet fares; there are great airfares to be had starting as low as $383.00!
BOOK it! Cut into a slice of paradise... taste it, Savor it! Belize - a vacation to suit every palate and budget.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Belizeans live up September celebrations!

The 2009 September celebrations have come and gone, and it is no doubt that this year’s celebration will go down in the history books as one to remember. 2009 is a special year for Belizeans: it marks the 28th anniversary of the birth of our independent democracy. The most striking aspect of Belize Independence celebrations has been the ubiquity of three colors – white, red and blue. Thousands of Belizeans across the country turned out in ideal Belizean weather to witness the official ceremony and to participate in the customary Independence Parade. In San Pedro, things were no different as everyone got into the festive moods and showcased much patriotism and pride as we celebrated the 28 years of our nations Independence.
Independence Day was topped off with a parade down the main streets of San Pedro, where hundreds lined the streets to view the great floats and enjoy the great music and dancing. The parade began when the fire engine sounded its horn, signaling the commencement of the parade. Following the fire engine was a large enthusiastic bunch that featured political personalities from both sides; marching bands, scores of flags, thousands of students, and a big jump up from several businesses. A sense of unity was felt through out the festivities as revelers broke into spontaneous cheers, whilst others danced and waved their Belizean flags in one of the biggest parades in San Pedro. Let the images tell the tale.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Re-living Belize Independence carnival 2006!

Blast from the Past.....Belize independence carnaval 2006!


Friday, September 11, 2009

September 10th a Splash in San Pedro!

The Belizean Pride shunned throughout the month of September but on Thursday, September 10th, it was clearly visible as hundreds partook in the days events. There were events held for the parade, the official coronation of the new Miss San Pedro Ambassador and to top it off finsihed with a big splash at the Holiday Beach front with the Family Fishing Tournament. As big fish hit the docks, curious passer-bys and fish enthusiats stood around the weigh in to catch a glimpse of the monster fishes caught. At the end of the run, Ramon's Village took home the top cash prize by having the most poundage of fish; a total of 181 pounds. Kudos to all who participated as well as its organizers! Below find images of the day...do enjoy!

Uniform School Parade Miss Salvadoreno Comunidad, Miss SP High and Miss Lobsterfest

Here's looking forward to an even bigger and better Belize Independence Day!! find more images at http://www.sanpedrojournal.com/


Thursday, September 3, 2009

September Celebrations heating up!

September ushers in an exihiliarting series of events for all Belizeans and those visitors, new and returning, who are travelling to our welcoming shores. This month showcases the spirit of Patriotism in Belize. Traditionally, many who live abroad choose this month to return home to rejoice and celebrate with their fellow Belizeans as well as to particiapte in the Carnival which has become a highlight of the exciting activities that make the celebrations so anticipated and enjoyable. This year, St. Georges Caye was declared a national historical site.
San Pedro September Calender of Events
September 5th


Miss San Pedro Pageant (old Football Field at 8PM)
September 10th
Miss San Pedro Coronation (Old Football Field at 11AM)
Uniform Parade Principal Streets of San Pedro
Beach Party and St. George’s Caye Day Family Fishing Tour

September 11th
Childrens Talent Show (old Football Field at 7PM)

September 12th
Salvadoran Community Independence Celebration (Old Football Field at 3PM)

September 15th
Spelling Bee (Old Football Field at 7PM)

September 16th
Social Studies Contest (Old Football Field at 7PM)

September 17 & 18th
Belizean Belikin Bash 2009
Old Football Field

September 19th
Reef Radio’s “Macano” Concert (Old Football Field at 8:00PM)

September 20th
Independence Eve ceremonies at 10PM
FireWorks Display lites up the sky at 12AM (midnite)
Block Party (all night long)
September 21st
Jump Up Parade at 2PM
Independence Day Party and Sporting Activities at Old Football Field


Wednesday, September 2, 2009

September Celebrations Calender Out!

Belizeans Unite! September 21st, 1981 was the date in which Belize gained its independence from Great Britain. Proud Belizeans from all over the country become eager in anticipation of all the activities that take place in the two weeks leading to Independence Day. It's the biggest birthday bash in the country; a celebration of our country's freedom. This freedom now allows each and everyone of us the right to voice our opinion and create the beautiful Belize that we want.
San Pedro Town Board has planned two weeks of activities for the community to commemorate and celebrate September 10th, the Battle of St. George's Caye, and Independence Day, September 21st. This year's theme for the celebrations in San Pedro will be "Diverse Origins, Common Aspirations....Together we celebrate as Belizeans!!

The September celebrations committee launched the program of events for all districts in the Calender which are being disbursed around Town.