Girl Band fuses sisterhood and the arts

Girl Band members took a hiatus as we raised funds and looked for a new meeting space. In addition, two Girl Band members moved and left the island! Sisterhood Agenda is incorporating new activities such as dances, songs, costumes, and a routine for St. John Carnival in July. Several members of the community have been...

Sisterhood Agenda programs in St. John went extremely well for 2012!  In fact, the girls want more time to meet regularly and also want to participate in artistic expression activities.  St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands is a small island with approximately 5,000 residents. Because the Sisterhood Mentoring Program and...

Girl Band members completed street performances in Franklin Powell Park in preparation for their next phase of development.  Public presentation and overcoming stage anxiety were highlighted during the last two sessions.  Unfortunately, one of the Girl Band members, Alahna, moved away.  Girl Band will hold...

The Virgin Island's #1 Girl Band, Island Girl Swagg, was listed on the roster of highly celebrated performers to entertain the crowd gathered for St. John's annual Relay for Life fundraiser on Saturday, February 2, 2012.  The band was excited and well-received by the local crowd, who gathered specifically to see them...

St John, VI— What girls don’t like to sing and dance at home in front of the mirror?  Sisterhood Agenda's Girl Band program is a 10-week project partnering with the St. John School of the Arts to teach sisterhood and the arts in a video reality series-style production.  Girls learn sisterhood, positive...