The Bele Festival was held in the village of Belle Garden  on Saturday (July 31, 2017) at the Belle Garden Recreation Ground. Several cultural groups performed various types of Bele.

The village of Roxborough hosted the 2017 Ms. Heritage Personality Show at the Cyd Gray Sporting Complex on Friday Night (July 28, 2017). The event, which was sponsored by First Citizens and the Tobago House of Assembly, was won by Mason Hall Village Council representative, Camryn Bruno.

Members of the Les Coteaux Close Connection Cultural Club perform at the Tablepiece Recreation Ground on Thursday (July 28, 2017) in the play “Band Ya Belly, Bruk Ya Back.”

The St Andrew’s Heritage Trust launched the book “What Mean These Stones?” written by Dr Susan Craig-James. The book chronicles Christianity and education in Tobago from 1808-1872. The launch took place at the Anne Mitchell-Gift Auditorium of the Scarborough Library Facility on Wednesday (July 26, 2017).

The village of Pembroke held its Salaka Feast stage production, “Many Hands, One Legacy,” on Monday evening (July 24, 2017) as part of the Tobago Heritage Festival.

On Sunday (July 23, 2017), the village of Mason Hall held its Games We Used to Play as part of the Tobago Heritage Festival.