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The story of Madeiran culture in Trinidad is a fascinating chapter in the diverse heritage of the island and country overall. It reflects the journey of a resilient community that has left an indelible mark on Trinidad’s social, cultural, and economic landscape. This blog post looks at the origins, contributions, and ongoing influence of the Madeiran Portuguese in Trinidad, offering insights for genealogists, historians, and cultural enthusiasts alike.

A virtual meeting was held via Zoom to commemorate the 190th anniversary of the arrival of Madeirans in Trinidad on the Strathisla/Stralhista on 7 December 1934. Check out our video below. The video is divided into chapters and the sections in Portuguese are subtitled into English. We hope you enjoy this celebration and commemoration of this significant anniversary.

Portugal Day in Trinidad & Tobago Posted on June 10, 2015 by national archives Today’s blog post was written by Jo-Anne S. Ferreira, a...