House of Culture is a not for profit organization established to represent culture driven creatives in their expression of high-quality presentations through community stakeholder engagements.​ Our goal is to protect the legacy of our Caribbean artistic heritage by scouting for and promoting the development of creative and innovative talents through activities within the Canadian Caribbean cultural fraternity.​We are intent on developing and supporting an industry where cultural practitioners across the carnival cultural

value chain can be engaged year-round.

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Caribbean Culture is one of the pillars of Canadian life. Significant numbers of Caribbean people have immigrated to Canada and continued the cultural

traditions of their homelands within Canada through multi-language

expressions of French, English, Spanish, and Créole.

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These diverse communities are seeking to have their own cultural

expressions and presentations become part of the artistic offerings

that contribute to the development of their communities as well as to the

economic impact of tourism within Canada. Caribbean music, events, and

festivals, including Carnival expressions and presentations are regular

and highly visible fixtures of the summer cultural calendar of several

Canadian urban centers, notably in Toronto and Montreal.

Preservation of the distinct heritage of these cultural and artistic

offerings is important to the invaluable contributions of the

diverse Caribbean community. This is why we've assembled

House of Culture a non-profit organization mandated to

provide knowledgeable guidance to broaden the options

and opportunities for creators in the cultural sector. A

vision to fully integrate culture and creativity through

strategies and plans with respect to cultural and

economic development around the Caribbean culture.

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