Executive Director Andrew Clarke and Administrative Associate Dana Wiltshire talk with Mornin' Barbados about upcoming concert season & Braata Productions.

Braata Productions returns to the Mezzanine Theatre at A.R.T./New York Theatres with Braata Singers in Concert 2026: All We A One, an annual Off-Broadway tradition that has become one of the most meaningful touchstones in the Caribbean diaspora’s cultural calendar.

Braata Productions' 13th Christmas Grand Market combines its annual festive Caribbean celebration with a call to action for the Jamaican community, directing event proceeds and donated goods toward Hurricane Melissa relief efforts for recovering families and communities.

Braata Productions is recognized as a leading cultural organization in New York, bringing Caribbean culture to the forefront through its Off-Broadway productions and concerts featuring Braata Folk Singers, embodying the spirit of "braata" - to always give audiences a little extra to look forward to.

Executive Director Andrew Clarke sits down with Mss Francois to discuss and reflect on his multifaceted career, from discovering his passion for the arts at Cornwall College and finding success at JCDC competitions to growing Braata Productions into a powerhouse arts organization that brings Caribbean storytelling to the forefront. He also discusses the challenges and lessons of leading Braata Productions, along with the legacy he hopes to build through preserving Caribbean culture and inspiring future generations of Caribbean creatives.

The annual Bankra Caribbean Culture Festival returns to Queens with a dynamic, vibrant, and immersive experience for all ages, celebrating Caribbean heritage through music, dance, food, storytelling, interactive arts, and folk traditions.

Celebrating 16 years since their Off-Broadway debut, THE BRAATA SINGERS return with 'Unplugged,' an intimate, raw, and soulful musical production paying tribute to Suriname's 50th anniversary of Independence and spotlighting Caribbean music, culture, and folklore.

Local community members, advocates, and elected officials gathered at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center in Southeast Queens to celebrate the annual Black History Month Program, honoring the legacy of African Americans to labor and community. Braata Productions was recognized among the event's honorees for its service and commitment to Black communities across New York City.

The American Theatre Wing has announced the winners of the 68th annual OBIE Awards 2025, recognizing outstanding, boundary-pushing work selected from more than 300 productions across New York City's Off- and Off-Off-Broadway theatre season, with Braata Productions named a recipient of a theatre grant.

The 68th OBIE Awards. For their work in showcasing Caribbean and Caribbean-American artists, the judges have awarded an Obie Theatre Grant to Braata Productions.

The sights, sounds, and tastes of the Caribbean will light up New York City this weekend as Braata Productions hosts its 12th annual Christmas Grand Market. This beloved celebration of Caribbean heritage and Christmas traditions promises two days of vibrant cultural experiences, from arts and crafts to traditional food, music, and live performances.

Jamaica’s famous Braata Singers have a new infusion of elements from Haiti, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Dominica and other nations.