Belizean Culture Honored at Creative and Cultural Excellence Awards

The Creative and Cultural Excellence Awards took place today at the House of Culture as a part of the Belize at 43 calendar of events. The event honored seven of the country’s brightest, marking a significant moment in the preservation and promotion of Belizean Culture. Chairman of the National Celebrations Commission, Francis Fonseca, recognized the unique role creatives play in shaping Belize’s cultural identity.

Teresita Ulloa, Rowland Parks, Horace Mohobub Flores, Adela Vallejos, Mercy Sabal, Alfonso Tzul, and Mathew and Virgin Martinez all received special recognition in their dedication to preserving Belize’s heritage and fostering artistic expression. Director of the Institute of the Creative Arts, Kim Vasquez, highlighted the importance of nurturing the creative spirit within Belize.

This award is expected to become an annual token of recognition for the artists in Belize.