223 - May 6, 2011

N°223- May 6, 2011
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St-Barth
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Roadside cleanup
4 Hours For The Earth
TWO TONS OF TRASH COLLECTED, THANKS TO SAINT BARTH ESSENTIEL!
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West Indies Regatta
Genesis Takes Top Honors
I
n tribute to traditional sailboats that carried merchandise
from island to island in the
1950-60s, the third edition
of the West Indies Regatta
took place last weekend.
Organized by Loulou
Magras and Alexis
Andrews, a photographer
from Antigua, the regatta
included nine boats, primarily Carriacou Sloops
and one schooner, restored
by those who love the spirit of traditional sailing.
Guest of honor, the 180’
square-rigger, Picton Castle, was quite the eyecatcher at the main dock.
The first race on Saturday
morning, April 30, left dock
at about 9:30am. The crew
included student sailors
from Picton Castle, who
were anxious to try their
hand on these little sailboats. The race sped from
Gustavia to Baril du Bœuf
to the point of Gouverneur
and back to Gustavia, with
winds of 15-20 knots from
the east, and fairly calm
seas. Charles Hambleton,
skipper of Summer Cloud,
got off to a great start and
led the race right to the fin-
Carriacou sloops in the West Indies Regatta.
ish line, before losing by a
nose to Alexis Andrews
aboard Genesis.
That evening, sailors and
friends gathered on the
dock for the projection of
old images reflecting West
Indies schooners of the
50s to 70s as organized by
LouLou Magras, and two
films: one shot in Saint
Barth in the 1950s and the
second on the Carriacou
sloops, a preview of a
longer film that Alexis
Andrews promises will be
ready for the 2012 St
Barth Film Festival. Picton
Castle also showed a wonderful film about obtaining
two huge logs in the forest
on Dominica for keel
wood. The projections
were organized in conjunction with the associations, Ciné Saint Barth and
Ciné Woulé.
Day two on Sunday once
again saw Summer Cloud
and Genesis at the head of
the fleet during the morning race Gustavia Fourchue – Colombier,
with Genesis first over the
finish line once again.
After a picnic lunch in
Colombier, a second race
at 3pm: Colombier—le
Bœuf— Pain de Sucre,
with the finish line back in
Gustavia. Genesis won its
third of the three races and
the top berth for the third
annual West Indies
Regatta.
Awards made by artist
David Wegman (representing traditional sailboats
and mermaids) were presented with a bottle of
contraband rum on Sunday
evening. These included
Hard at work aboard Summer Cloud
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Summer Cloud, with its
aluminum mast, as the
most non-traditional boat
in the regatta; Alexander
Hamilton,” a schooner
built on the beach in
Nevis, as the most elegant
in the fleet and a reminder
of the schooners of days of
yore; and Ocean Nomad,
the most competitive.
Nils Dufau of the island
council and port director
Ernest Brin were on hand
for the awards, which were
followed by a Polynesian
dance by female members
of the Picton Castle crew
and a war dance by the
young men, as well as live
music by the Rocking
Mangoes. Andrews hopes
more boats, including a
few schooners, will participate next year, and Brin
promised that the weekend
of May 1 will always be
reserved for the West
Indies Regatta.
PICTON CASTLE SAILS SOUTH
Photos : Rosemond Gréaux
Looking like it belongs
in a Hollywood movie,
the three-mast Picton
Castle has been circumnavigating the globe
since May 2010. After
the visit to St Barth,
captain Dan Moreland
set sail for the GrenaDan Moreland, captain/owner
dines, the final stop
of Picton Castle
before heading to home
base in Nova Scotia for
with young sailors 25-30
the summer. A training
years old, from 14 diffeboat, Picton Castle sails
rent countries.
LouLou Magras and his accordion aboard Picton Castle
The winning crew of Genesis
The crew of Summer Cloud
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Picton Castle male crew in their war dance
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“4 Hours For The Earth”
Two tons of trash collected!
FROM COLORADO
TO SAINT BARTH:
“4 HOURS FOR
THE EARTH”
1820 kilos or 4,000 pounds of trash
were collected during the second edition of “4 Hours For The Earth,”
organized on Saturday, April 30 by the
non-profit association, Saint Barth
Essentiel. Approximately 60 people
volunteered to help. But can the results
of this roadside cleanup be qualified as
a success? The answer is no, according
to association president, Hélène
Bernier, noting, “the trash is proof of
an incredible lack of civic spirit.”
In addition to numerous cans and bottles, the volunteer trash collectors were
surprised at what they found. In
Saline: over 800 pounds of trash were
collected around the salt flats and
along the road, including a car motor,
a scooter in pieces, a large watch sign,
diapers thrown behind wire fences
making them hard to pick up, and
many condoms. Close to the beach in
Anse des Cayes: old fishing gear filled
the trash bags (the remains of nets,
buoys, and pieces of wood). In Saint
Jean: behind the stone walls that run
Even though he had visited the
island four times aboard the
cruise ship, Silver Seas, Bob Grumell had never spent a night in
Saint Barth before deciding to
participate in “4 Hours For The
Earth,” the cleanup effort organized last Saturday by Saint Barth
Essentiel. This American citizen
had already met Helene Bernier,
the president of the association, in
2009 during a tour of the island.
Then Facebook played a role: Bob
Grumell became Hélène’s online
friend, as well as that of other
along the main roads, trash bags were
found containing diapers, indicated the
ill will of those who left them there.
In Colombier: lots of tires and mufflers. In Grand Fond: a large number
of cans and bottles, a stove, and a pile
of tile that the island’s roadside
cleanup crew should have picked up
earlier in the week. Shell Beach in
Gustavia and various stretches of road
(Lorient, Marigot, Grand Cul de Sac)
complete the list of areas that benefitted from this big spring cleaning!
“Without A Sense Of Civic Spirit,
We Will Never Succeed”
Satisfied with what was accomplished,
Hélène Bernier was still rather perplexed at noon on Saturday, after the
work came to a stop: “Yes we are happy to note that more and more people
are interested in these projects, but at
the same time, I can not help but thinking that these actions would not be
necessary if the trash wasn’t there in
the first place! “Without a little bit of
civic pride, we will never succeed.”
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members of the association. He
then became an honorary member, making a generous donation
of 3000 Euros. But for Grumell,
who admits falling in love with
the island the first time he saw it,
this was not enough, and he wanted to make a personal investment as well. “It’s easy to donate
money but I also wanted to show
that I am capable of picking up
trash,” he explained.
Four days before “4 Hours For
The Earth,” Grumell and his wife
Barbara left the Evergreen Mountains of Colorado, where they live,
and headed to St Barth. A “long
trip,” but not the last; Bob promised they will come back and
spend a month on the island this
winter.
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Ashley Rodriguez From American Idol 2010
Back In St Barth
"She can sing like a pack
of songbirds in the rafters
of the Mormon Tabernacle." Gawker.com
Ashley Rodriguez, one of
the famous finalists and
singers from American
Idol 2010, is back in St
Barth from May 5-15. She
graduated from Berklee
College of Music in
Boston 2009, and is currently living in the Los
Angeles where she continues to pursue her career in
music. Ashley participated
last summer in the St
Barth Summer Sessions in
August 2010 at La Plage,
and is back on the island
this month with her 'All
Girls Band,' featuring Liz
on the guitar and Ruby on
order to fully immerse herself in the industry, completing her degree in
December 2009. As a performer, Ashley traveled
internationally, singing
with artists such as Philip
Bailey, Chaka Kahn, and
Berklee alumni Lalah
Hathaway and Paula Cole.
the piano. She will perform at the Christopher
Hotel and La Plage (see
dates below).
Even though it is one of
Michel and his staff are
happy to welcome you to their
pool-side restaurant for lunch & dinner.
Lobsters Fresh From The Tank
100 g for 6,50 euros.
the oldest sayings around,
Ashley Rodriguez is a firm
believer that everything
happens for a reason.
“Every experience, every
hardship, every joy, and
every success has brought
me to this very moment in
my life,” she says. “I
wouldn’t change a thing.”
Ashley’s journey as an
artist began at the age of
four with ballet, jazz and
tap lessons. Loving the art
of performance, she joined
the drama club in high
school, took piano, taught
herself guitar and sang in
the school’s chorus to
hone her skills as an allaround performer. At
Chelsea High School she
was introduced to the
Boston City Music Program at Berklee College of
Music, which eventually
awarded her a full fouryear tuition scholarship to
the college.
During her time at
Berklee, Ashley worked to
improve herself as a vocalist and majored in Music
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In August 2009, Ashley
beat hundreds of thousands of hopefuls and
earned a golden ticket to
Hollywood for American
Idol's ninth season. After
her initial audition, Simon
Cowell said, "Some people
have got it, and I think you
may have 'it.'" After wowing the judges with stellar
renditions of hits by Alicia
Keys, Beyonce, and Jordin
Sparks, Ashley made it to
the semifinals of the show,
securing a coveted position in the Top 24.
Regarding her time on
Idol, Ashley says, "I've
learned that my work ethic
is stronger than I thought.
I'm willing to work and
work hard for what I want,
no matter how crazy this
journey may be. At the end
of the day, I want to know
that I love my job and I
love what I do. That's the
greatest success, and I'll
fight to succeed."
SCHEDULE
◗ Christopher Hotel
at 7pm : May 8, 12
◗ La Plage at 8pm:
May 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14
and 15
For additional info:
www.stbarthrocks.com
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Inauguration Of Tennis Stands
ANNUAL SALES START SATURDAY!
Open just in time for the
ABS Kids Trophy, the new
stands at the territorial tennis courts were officially
inaugurated on Friday,
April 19 at the end of the
tournament organized by
the Saint Barth Tennis
Club. Michel Magras, senator and vice president of
the territorial council (who
launched the idea of the
The first sales of the season
start on Saturday, May 7 and
will run for five weeks in the
island’s boutiques, which
promise deep discounts on
their collections. And
while these are last winter’s styles, they are perfect for the year-round
summer in Saint Barth, as
well as spring in other warm latitudes. The second annual sales
period will take place between
October 8 and November 11, 2011.
not exclusively reserved
for tennis, as underneath
there are men’s and
women’s locker rooms and
restrooms also available to
nearby sports activities
such as Judo, beach volleyball, and tae kwon do,
judo; there is also an office
for the beach volleyball
association, and two public
restrooms. All designed by
A COLORING BOOK TO ILLUSTRATE
THE ISLAND’S HERITAGE AND BIODIVERSITY
sports complex in St Jean),
and Nils Dufau, president
of the territorial sports
commission, who cut the
ribbon at the opening ceremony.
With room for 100 spectators, these bleachers are
architect Philippe Van Den
Broek, as was the sports
stadium, but in the case of
the tennis stands, the raw
concrete walls have been
covered with wood. Cost
of the project: approximately 1 million Euros.
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Tuesday : Petite Salines
Wednesday : Colombier’
Thursday : Petites Salines
Friday : Colombier
Saturday : Fourchue island
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Based on the idea that one
will protect what one is
familiar with, the association “Saint Barth Environment and Sustainable
Development” is creating a
coloring book on the theme
of the biodiversity and heritage of Saint Barth. What’s
different about this project
is that the association is
asking the population to
help create this educational
coloring book, in order to
better understand the
island’s environment and
the importance of environmental protection. The
association will hold a competition for the best designs,
based on the following criteria: anyone who so
desires, young or old, can
create a design, or a game
in the form of a page to color, based on the flora, fauna, ocean and underwater
world, heritage sites, and
what one can do (or not do)
to protect the environment.
The entire collection of
designs will be published
on the Internet, while the
best ones will make up the
coloring book, of which a
large number will be printed. Once published, it will
be sold on the island, as
well as around the world.
Profits, if there are any, will
go toward the association’s
activities.
For additional information:
www.saintbarthenvironnement.com or call Karine
at 05 90 27 15 88
9am to 12:30pm
1pm to 4:30 pm
Private charter upon request
Including open bar, snorkling gear, crew, gaz, wind & sun !
Informations and booking @ our office
26 quai du Yacht Club, Gustavia
0590 27 70 34
or [email protected]
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GASTRONOMY
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Gustavia
88 Restaurant
Bête à Z’Ailes
Bar de l’Oubli
B4
Bonito
Carl Gustaf Lounge
Café Victoire
Côté Port
Do Brazil
Eddy’s Restaurant
Entre Deux
Harbour Saladerie
L’Entracte
L’Isola Ristorante
La Crêperie
La Cantina
Le Vietnam
Pipiri Palace
Repaire des Rebelles
The Strand
Ti Zouk K’fé
Victoria Restaurant (Carl Gustaf)
Wall House
Toiny
05.90.52.46.11
05 90 29 74 09
05.90.27.70.06
05.90.52.45.31
05.90.27.96.96
05.90.29 79 00
05.90.29.02.39
05.90.87.79.54
05.90.29 06 66
05.90.27 54 17
05.90.27.50.88
05.90.29 52 24
05.90.27.70.11
05.90.51.00.05
05 90 27 84 07
05.90.27.55.66
05 90 27 81 37
05.90.27 53 20
05.90.27 72 48
05.90.27.63.77
05 90 27 90 60
05.90.29.79.00
05.90.27 71 83
Saline
Esprit Saline
Grain de Sel
Le Tamarin
Pacri
05.90.52 46 10
05.90.52 46 05
05 90 27 72 12
05.90.29.35.63
Lorient
K’fé Massaï
Le Bouchon
Le Wok
Le Portugal à St Barth
05.90.29 76 78
05 90 27 79 39
05 90 27 52 52
05 90 27 68 59
Corossol
Le Régal
Chez Joe (Airport)
Eden Rock
Hideaway
Kiki e Mo
La Rôtisserie
Le Jardin
Le Glacier
Le Piment
La Plage
Maya to Go
Nikki Beach
05.90.27.71.40
05.90.29 79 99
05.90.27.63.62
05.90.27.90.65
05.90.29.75.69
05 90 27 73 62
05 90 27 71 30
05.90.27.53.88
05.90.29.83.70
05.90.27.70.06
05.90.27.64.64
Pointe Milou
Mango Bar restaurant (Lunch)
Taïno Restaurant (Diner & Lounge)
Ti St-Barth
05.90.27.63.63
05.90.27.63.63
05.90.27 97 71
Grand Cul de Sac
Bartoloméo (Hôtel Guanahani)
Indigo (Hôtel Guanahani)
Restaurant des pêcheurs (Le Sereno)
O’Corail
La Gloriette
05.90.27 66 60
05.90.27.66.60
05.90.29.83.00
05.90.29.33.27
05.90.29.85.71
Colombier
Les Bananiers
05.90.27.93.48
Flamands
Chez Rolande
La Case de l’Ile
La Langouste
Taïwana
05.90.27.54.42
05.90.27 61 81
05.90.27.63.61
05.90.27 65 01
Lurin
05.90.27.61.04
Public
Maya’s
05.90.29 86 81
05.90.27.66.55
05.90.29.77.47
Saint Jean
Santa Fé
05.90.29 85 26
Anse des Cayes
Chez Yvon
Fellini Ristorante (Hôtel Le Manapany)
Le Gaïac (Hôtel Le Toiny)
05.90.27.75.73
Vitet
Hostellerie des 3 Forces
05 90 27 61 25
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TIME OUT
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Where to go dancing? See an art exhibit? Listen to live music?
Time Out keeps you up to date on local happenings. Let’s party !
Special Events
◗ May 4-14
St Barth Theatre Festival:
10th Anniversary
Ashley Rodriguez
Back in St Barth
Ashley Rodriguez, one of
the famous finalists and
singers from American
Idol 2010, is back in St
Barth from May 5-15.
◗ Christopher Hotel
at 7pm : May 8, 12
◗ La Plage at 8pm:
May 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14
and 15
Live
Music
◗
Daily at noon
DJ Yo One Sutter at restaurant La Plage, St Jean
◗ Every Friday & Saturday
After Work, from 6-9pm at
La Plage, St Jean
◗ Every evening
FB Julian resident DJ at
Kubbicle, from 6pm at 88,
Carré d’Or, Gustavia
◗ Trough May 8th
TBA from 9pm to midnight,
Bete A Z’Ailes, Gustavia
◗ Every Thursday
- Christian from 7pm at
Taino, Christopher Hotel
- Soley, the best of flamenco
into accoustic from 7pm at
La Banane, Lorient
- Apero Chic at The Strand,
Gustavia
◗ Thursday May 5
Ashley Rodriguez, at La
Plage at 8pm.
- Spectacle Fire Show around
a wood-burning BBQ, Nikki
Beach, Saint Jean
- Angel Night at Ti St Barth,
Pointe Milou
◗ Friday May 6
Ashley Rodriguez, at La
Plage at 8pm.
- Burlesque Week End at
Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou
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◗ Saturday May 7
- Ashley Rodriguez, at La
Plage at 8pm.
- Soley for Sunset & Dinner,
at Do Brazil, Gustavia
- Crazy Banana by Mylène at
Strand Restaurant, Gustavia
- Burlesque Week End at
Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou
◗ Sunday, May 8
Ashley Rodriguez, at
Christopher Hotel at 7pm.
- Dj Session from 1pm at
Nikki Beach, Saint Jean
◗ Tuesday, May 10
Cabaret performance with
show girls at Ti St Barth,
Pointe Milou
- Live Music with Soley from
6pm, at Do Brazil, Gustavia
Ashley Rodriguez, at La
Plage at 8pm.
◗ Wednesday May 11
- Soley, the best of flamenco
into accoustic from 7pm at
Bar de L’Oubli, Gustavia
- Cabaret performance with
show girls at Ti St Barth,
Pointe Milou
- Ashley Rodriguez, at La
Plage at 8pm.
◗ Thursday May 12
- Angel Night at Ti St Barth,
Pointe Milou
Ashley Rodriguez, at
Christopher Hotel at 7pm.
Let’s Party
- “I love my Yacht” at Yacht
Club, Gustavia
◗ Sunday May 8
Casa Nikki forever, at Strand
Supper Club, Gustavia
◗ Wednesday May 11
Caraibes Party, at Yacht
Club, Gustavia
◗ Thursday May 12
- Power Flower at The Strand
Supper Club, Gustavia
Fashion Show
◗ Daily Fashion Shows
- at 9:00pm Fashion show at
Ti St Barth except Sunday
- Fashion Show: every lunch
& dinner, La Plage, St Jean
- Fashion Show from the
Poupette boutique, from
1:00pm at Tamarin, Saline.
◗ Every Tuesday
6:30pm: Fashion show by
the pool, from the boutique
at the Isle de France
◗ Every Saturday
- 8:00pm: Fashion show by
the pool, from the boutique
Linde gallery at Taino
Restaurant, Christopher
Hotel
- 2pm : Fashion Show from
Marina Boutique at Nikki
Beach, Saint Jean
Exhibitions
◗ Through May 15
Peter Gurnz, Marco
Glaviano, Marco Cella,
- Alain le Chatelier, Dave
Stevenson, Les Artisans,
Gustavia
Philippe Pasqua at
TomBeachArtStudio, St Jean
◗ Permanent Exhibitions
- Alain le Chatelier,
Dave Stevenson, Les Artisans,
- Photography by Wolfgang
Ludes, Jean-Philippe Piter,
Antoine Verglas at Clic
Bookstore and Gallery
Gustavia
- Tony Caramanico at Clic
Gallery, Gustavia
- Group show at Pipiri
Palace, Gustavia
- Rose Murray, Comptoir du
Cigare, Gustavia
- Sculptures by Timothy
Holmes, Comptoir du Cigare,
Gustavia
- Works by Cyrille Margarit,
Nikki Beach, St Jean
◗ Artist’s Collection
- Pompi, Petit Cul de Sac
- Hannah Moser, Cul de Sac
- Mitchell Summer, Toiny
◗ Art Galleries
- Pipiri Boutique, Art Gallery
- TomBeachArtStudio,
- Clic Gallery, Gustavia
- TomBeachArtStudio,
◗ Every Wednesday
Lady’s Night, at Yacht Club,
Gustavia
◗ Every Thursday
- St Barth House Mafia,
Strand Supper Club,
Gustavia
-Bay Watch at Yacht Club,
Pointe Milou
◗ Friday, May 6
- Power Flowers, Strand
Supper Club, Gustavia
- Burlesque Week End at
Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou
◗ Saturday, May 7
- Burlesque Week End at
Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou
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05 90 27 61 82
Saint Jean
05 90 29 02 12
Useful numbers
Tourism office
05 90 27 87 27
Harbour
05 90 27 66 97
Boat company
Voyager
05 90 87 10 68
Airlines company Winair
05 90 27 61 01
St-Barth Commuter 05 90 27 54 54
Air Caraïbes
05 90 27 71 90
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Taxis
Gustavia
05 90 27 66 31
Saint-Jean
05 90 27 75 81
Town Hall
05 90 29 80 40
EDF (electricity company office)
05 90 29 80 81
Water system
05 90 27 60 33
Marine Reserve
06 90 31 70 73
Catholic church Sunday 8:30am Gustavia 05 90 27 95 38
Anglican church Sunday 9am.
05 90 29 74 63
Evangelical church Gustavia Sunday 9am
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