Arts & Leisure

For artists living on Guam, inspiration comes easily—from the island’s breathtaking beauty to its rich cultural heritage. Inspiration is ab

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Hilo, Hawaii —After TeAda Productions ’ successful run on O ʻ ahu, “Nothing Micro About Micronesia”...

By Johanna Salinas Chamorro artist Dakota Camacho’s latest project, “Buried Beneath: Bombs & Lattes” is a melodrama, pieced together with...

It’s all part of the cycle of life. We are born and we take, take, take. LOL. Then we get older and yes, we get worse. As teens we take...

By Johanna Salinas Since the start of his art career, Lawrence Atoigue has gone by the name “Naturel,” not just to set him apart as an...

By Gina Tabonares-Reilly Set out on the front yard of Sand Castle in Tumon, Anemos— which means “wind” in Greek— will offer the island’s...

By Johanna Salinas Chamoru filmmaker Steven LeFever’s new feature, “Give Me Beauty,” is a thriller following Darren, a grieving American...

I am excited to share with you an artist who travels with her art. Let me tell you why this is important. She is a military spouse. As a...

By C.J. Urquico The President Nippon is elevating Guam’s fine dining experience with legendary Chef Okamoto at the helm. The restaurant...

By Johanna Salinas Maori artist Hinemoana Baker was swept away by the uniqueness of CHamoru culture. “Just the contrast here has really...

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The highly-anticipated Super American Circus at Pacific Islands Club Guam officially opened its doors...

By Pacific Island Times News Staff We are all familiar with his distinctive work. Adriano Baza Pangelinan painted Guam's life in...

By Furry Times News Staff Barrigada Heights resident Edward Cho thought his family would never see Zola again. The three-year-old female...

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Manila-- Baguio Creative City gears up for another major event this March showcasing the infinite...

The Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities a.k.a. CAHA is pleased to announce that American Rescue Plan (ARP) Grant Program funding is...

Two years ago, Rain Valdez, donning a navy blue, gray and white cheerleader outfit paired with Adidas sneakers, pitched her romantic...

Tucked away in the Tumon Sands Plaza is a collection of worlds, familiar and foreign, all created by female artists of Guam. Sculptures,...

For many, Cars Plus in Maite holds an attractive array of flashy wheels and motorcycles, but Nanette Reyes Senior only has eyes for the...

The mainstream audience may not view horror as serious cinema, with supernatural situations that seem too farfetched to be relatable. Yet...

Guam’s own, Patrick Hogan made his long-awaited homecoming to participate in the Guam International Film Festival (GIFF) to showcase his...

World War II by William Draper On June 21, the Guam Museum, in collaboration with the 75th Guam Liberation Planning Committee, will open...

The Hunterspeaks Autism Organization and Sasa Productions will present “The ‘Blue Island’ Premiere with a Purpose Event” on April 15 at...

Wood carving has been practiced in the Pacific for millennia. Here on Guam there are a few master carvers still practicing this cultural...

Prize-winning writer Inara Marie Verzemnieks of Latvian descent and also an instructor of creative writing at the University of Iowa ---...

On Guam, Filipino culture is ubiquitous. From attending a Tagalog mass to eating at Rambie’s and even getting my haircut at Angie’s Salon...

Public Radio Guam KPRG is celebrating 25 years of broadcasting on Guam and Saipan on Feb. 2 at the Guam Museum in Hagatna. The event,...

The entertainment industry is one of the toughest businesses and living on a small island can hinder one’s chance at global stardom....

It’s not simple to stage any kind of musical theater anywhere, but right now it’s happening on the stage at Tumon Bay’s SandCastle. And...

Venue is Guam's SandCastle: A musical tells a tale of New York's East Village in the day of HIV/AIDS E.G. Arganza Rent is one of those...

Mark Dell’Isola: Pacific 3-D Mark Dell’ Isola’s three-month art exhibition titled “Pacific 3-D” opened at the lobby of Hyatt Regency Guam...

Prize winner: Blacktip Sharks by underwater photographer and dive enthusiast Jim Decker, Cobble Hill BC Canada, who swam away with top...

Mexican printmaking, female solidarity, land use take spotlight in UOG’s latest art exhibit through October. The Isla Center for the...

(Photo: Bobby Zamora) Arizona Grand Ball Room, Phoenix, Arizona is the venue, as Guam’s youth take to the stage among the world’s most...

GVB, Lotte Department Store team up for eco-wave art exhibition featuring local and Korean artists Artists paint the diving board...

Exequiel Bandoy of Simon Sanchez High School wins the 2018 Congressional Art Competition. He was presented with two roundtrip tickets to...

Guam artifacts will be on display at a proposed historic preservation interpretative exhibit at Naval Computer Telecommunications Station...

Orlando, FL— Twenty minutes northeast of Orlando, the Albin Polasek Museum in Winter Park Florida is hosting “Island Objects,” an exhibit...

While the government hunts brown tree snakes for eradication, local jeweler seeks them for ornament creation From sea urchins and brown...

The University of Guam proudly presents its Fanuchånan (Fall) semester production as the Student Directed One Act plays and scenes...

The Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities (CAHA), in collaboration with the Pacific Resources for Education and Learning (PREL) held...

Building the cast for the local school production of "Les Miserables" was a painful process, says director Jojo Urquico. “We have over 60...

The Isla Center for the Arts at the University of Guam announces the opening of the exhibition 'UOG Poetry Broadsides: A Printmaking and...

A shared history of colonialism and migration, a strong seafaring tradition and commonalities in culture and language connect the...