Representing the Girl Guides Association of Dominica, Gabrielle’s win wasn’t just a personal triumph—it was a groundbreaking achievement that brought pride to her organization and admiration from an entire nation.

Sheldon Alfred's story begins in Dominica, where his curiosity about architecture and how buildings are put together led him to pursue a building technology class in high school. Feeling that he had exhausted the educational opportunities available in Dominica, Sheldon moved to the United States to continue his studies in architecture at Morgan State University in Baltimore and later at Harvard University.

Carlton’s contributions to the cultural landscape extend beyond dance. He has been a chaperone for numerous pageants, including Miss Wob Dwiyet—where his girls won three years in a row—Madam Wob, Ti Matador, Carnival Princess, and Miss Dominica, where his protégé Francine Baron won in 2014.

Dominica witnessed a historic milestone with its first-ever Independence Parade, organized by the Cultural Division. The vibrant procession, starting from Goodwill Road and culminating on the Roseau Promenade, brought the streets of Roseau to life in a spectacular celebration of the island's rich cultural heritage.

Kalinago Week 2024, held from September 15 to 22, shines a spotlight on the rich history, culture, and contributions of Dominica’s Indigenous Kalinago people.