The simplest gestures can sometimes lead to the grandest traditions. That certainly is the case with the St. Lucia celebration at First Lutheran Church in Litchfield. Begun in 1951 when a ...

St. Lucia (loo-see-ah) was born in Syracuse, Sicily in the 400th century, A.D. There are several myths around this saint. Lucia wanted to devote her life to helping the poor and serving God. She ...

Originally inhabited by the Arawak and Carib peoples, St. Lucia was discovered by Europeans ... dance and food—embody the community’s deep-rooted traditions and love for life.

The rich crafting cultural heritage is as diverse as its landscape, and varies between regions, celebrated in unity under Lucia Echavarria’s personal anthology. Presented in Mayfair's 32 St. George at ...

Rising tall from the sea and covered in emerald-colored vegetation, these volcanic plugs (or land formations made out of volcanic materials) are the most iconic sight in all of St. Lucia.