Tourism & Tech: Montserrat Tourism Week 2026 runs Sept. 27–Oct. 3 with the theme “Tourism Reimagined,” focusing on how technology and AI can boost the sector, plus social media training for stakeholders and youth, radio programming, photo/video competitions, tours, and school presentations. Local Business Access: The new Simply Alliouagana app (free on Apple/Google) is a digital directory of 80+ Montserrat businesses, letting users search for food, activities, and services, check hours, and contact providers by phone or WhatsApp. Festival Community Building: The Montserrat Arts Council is recruiting volunteers for 2026 year-end festival committees, including major competitions and ceremonies, with roles also available for gate staff and logistics support. Cocoa Heritage Tourism: A feature highlights Our Lady of Montserrat Church and nearby cocoa-era communities, but flags deteriorating roads as a key barrier to turning history and agriculture into a stronger domestic tourism draw. Agriculture & Youth: Dr. Didacus Jules delivered remarks at the 2026 Youth and Women in Agriculture Symposium, underscoring urgency for engaging young people in farming. Regional Procurement: OECS Pharmaceutical Procurement Service marks its 40th anniversary with staff consultation remarks on sustaining pooled procurement through crises. Arts & Culture: Tabari Artspace DIFC presents Mohamed Monaiseer’s “85 Seconds To Midnight,” exploring war, repetition, and the shifting line between imagination and reality.