Bryan Wants Senate to Pass Bill That Creates Board to Regulate 'Mass Gatherings' With 50 People or More

Governor Albert Bryan is pushing the Senate to pass an aggressive bill Mr. Bryan has introduced that would create what is being called the Board of Mass Gatherings, whose responsibility would be to re...

Caribbean Cinemas Closing USVI Theaters Until Further Notice

Caribbean Cinemas, which owns the two theaters in the territory, announced today that it will close both facilities until further notice, citing a lack of films to play following studios' decision to ...

Watch | Coconut Vybez, Episode 2

  The second episode of Coconut Vybez — the popular culture, cuisine and entertainment show whose first episode was viewed by over 250,000 people — takes viewers on a journey to one of Atlanta...

Mango Melee is a Virtual Affair This Year. Watch it Live on the Consortium.

For the first time ever, the annual Mango Melee event on St. Croix — one of the largest family gatherings with yearly attendance in the thousands — will be brought to viewers at home and abroad vi...

Footprint of Festival Village at New Paul E. Joseph Stadium Criticized by Lawmakers During Hearing on…

Senators in the Committee on Rules and Judiciary on Friday lamented the footprint of the Festival Village being constructed as part of the Paul E. Joseph Stadium. In many ways, the stadium's allure as...

Watch Now: Virtual Jazz by the Sea

Virtual 'Jazz in the Park' Happens This Friday feat. Eddie Russell and Kevin Williams Jr. on the Consortium

Jazz in the Park-Christiansted is back this Friday, and it’s going virtual. Themed “Music from the shores of the Caribbean,” the concert will be livestreamed from 6 to 7 p.m. Friday on VI Conso...

On St. Croix, Theater Reopens But Residents Stay Away

ST. CROIX — The Caribbean Cinemas theater in St. Croix opened on Thursday for the first time after closing in March along with a host of other nonessential businesses as part of the local government...

Beginning June 8, Live Entertainment Will Be Allowed, DLCA Says

Beginning Monday, live entertainment will be allowed in bars, clubs and restaurants until midnight, the Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs has announced. Governor Albert Bryan had said he e...