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File consists of photographs of a Carnival costume showcase, possibly in Trinidad and Tobago.

File consists of photographs of Carnival costumes, possibly in Trinidad and Tobago.

File consists of miscellaneous photographs and negatives, including photos of Shah with family and friends, Caribana, and Carnival photographs.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade in downtown Toronto in 1989, including Ken Shah’s 1989 band called, “Together We’re Better.”

File consists of a photograph and photo negatives of Carnival costumes designed by Noel Audain.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities.

File consists of photographs and photo negatives documenting Caribana mas parades over the years.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade in downtown Toronto.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade in downtown Toronto in 1989, including Ken Shah’s band called, “Together We’re Better.”

File consists of letters of support for Caribana from government officials, news releases regarding updates for the festival, a list of the board of directors for Caribana '90, correspondence, and event schedules.

A video cassette of recorded personal footage of the Caribana 1990 parade. It includes visuals of the parade and Shah’s band, “Together We’re Better.” Additional footage includes Secretary of State footage (30 min.) and CBC Caribana coverage (12 mins.)

File consists of hand-drawn designs for costumes, fabric swatches, mock-ups for posters, and pictures for thematic inspiration.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade in downtown Toronto.

A video cassette documenting the story of Spyridon “Peter” Goudas, creator of “Mr. Goudas Foods” and his involvement and friendship with Kenneth Shah and Caribana. Contents of the tape include: The Early Years, Arrive in Canada, Starting a Business, the Famous 813 Club, Variety of Commercials, the Caribana Story, and Scenes from 1975 & 1990 parade. Kenneth Shah is interviewed throughout the tape.

File consists of issues of Indo Caribbean World, a newspaper for the Indo-Caribbean diaspora in the Toronto area. Front page celebrates the third Heritage Day for Indo-Caribbeans.

A video cassette of recorded footage of CBC Toronto broadcasting Caribana coverage. It includes interviews from mas goers and Caribana alum, including an interview with Jeff Henry, the chairman of the Theatre Department at York University. 1990 footage includes visuals of the Government of Canada’s float, led by Ken Shah, called “Together We’re Better.”

A video cassette documenting the story of Spyridon “Peter” Goudas, creator of “Mr. Goudas Foods” and his involvement and friendship with Kenneth Shah and Caribana. Contents of the tape include: The Early Years, Arrive in Canada, Starting a Business, the Famous 813 Club, Variety of Commercials, the Caribana Story, and Scenes from 1975 & 1990 parade. Kenneth Shah is interviewed throughout the tape.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered includes various West-Indian summer events, such as Calypso and music such as steelband.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade.

A video cassette of the 6th annual Canadian Raggae Music Awards.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Issue serves as a special Caribana issue for Caribana ‘91.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered Caribana ‘91, Jamaica’s independence, and other Carnival celebrations.

File consists of photographs and photo negatives documenting the Caribana mas parade in downtown Toronto.

File consists of photographs of the Montreal Carnival mas parade in 1991, and photographs of Shah’s family.

File consists of press releases regarding new sponsors or event announcements, list of board of directors, letters of endorsement, glossary of Caribbean terms, schedule at a glance, and agenda for a pre-festival media conference.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered include Caribana ‘92, the 25th anniversary and other West Indian events in the area.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities. Topics covered include coverage of Caribana ‘91.

File consists of photographs and photo negatives documenting Ken Shah’s 1991 Caribana band float, “Caribbean Fantasy.”

File consists of photographs and photo negatives of the Miami Carnival mas parade in 1991.

File consists of photographs of the Montreal Carnival mas parade in 1991.

File consists of issues of Indo Caribbean World, a newspaper for the Indo-Caribbean diaspora in the Toronto area. Front page includes coverage of Caribana ‘92.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade and costumes in 1992.

A video cassette of recorded footage of the 1992 Panorama Steelband competition finals.

File consists of news clippings covering Caribana events and promotion from 1987-1992.

File consists of copies of the Trinidad Guardian, Trinidad and Tobago’s daily newspaper publication between 1967-1992.

File consists of issues of Jump magazine.

File consists of an exhibition promotion for a show called “Portraits of Carnival ‘92 and Caribana ‘91” held at the Partisan Gallery in Toronto.

File consists of press releases regarding new sponsors or event announcements, posters and promotional material, letters of endorsement, glossary of Caribbean terms, and a ticket for the Caribbean Cricket Festival '92.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities. Topics covered include coverage of Caribana ‘92.

File consists of issues of Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Magazine, documenting Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival 1990-1992.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade, including Ken Shah’s band called, “Together We’re Better.”

File consists of photographs and photo negatives documenting the Caribana mas parade and costumes in 1992.

File consists of Shah's curriculum vitae and to do lists for Caribana.

File consists of Caribana promotional material such as pamphlets, brochures and festival guides between 1991-1996.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered includes Caribana ‘93 and other West Indian events in the area, such as Jamaica’s Independence Day.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade and costumes.

A video cassette of recorded footage of Trinidad and Tobago.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered includes Caribana ‘93 and other West Indian events in the area, such as Reggaebana.

File consists of issues of So Yu Going to Carnival, a magazine covering Carnival events across the Caribbean and North America, including Caribana.

File consists of hand-drawn posters, biographical material, and articles about Rapso Riddum, a rapso band from Trinidad and Tobago that had performed at the International Dub Poetry Festival in Toronto in 1993.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities. Topics covered include Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival ‘93 and Caribana ‘93.

File consists of issues of Caribbean Beat Magazine, a general interest pan-Caribbean publication.

File consists of issues of Pride magazine, a North American magazine catering towards Canada’s Black/West Indian communities.

File consists of photographs and photo negatives documenting the Caribana mas parade, including Ken Shah’s band called, “Together We’re Better.”

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered includes Caribana ‘94, Jamaican Independence, and Carnival event Fête-Caribe in Ottawa.

Flie consists of news clippings pertaining to Caribana.

File consists of event passes, notices to mas participants, letters of endorsement, news releases, and rules and regulations for the Parade of Bands Competition.

File consists of copies of the Toronto Express newspaper, a Sunday multi-cultural newspaper. Front pages cover topics relating to Trinidad and Jamaica news, as well as Cariabana.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities. Topics covered include the development and coverage of Caribana ‘94 and the changes in the CCC board.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities. Topics covered include coverage of Caribana ‘94.

File consists of phone and business directories for the Toronto-area centering around Black, Guyanese and Trinidadian communities. They include, the Black Dial Directory, The Black Pages, and Where Is It.

File consists of newspapers published in the Caribbean, in particular Trinidad and Tobago.

File consists of issues of The Metro Word, a Toronto Black culture magazine.

File consists of copies of the Saturday Star, a supplement to the Toronto Star. The front page covers topics such as the release of Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat from exile.

File consists of issues of Indo Caribbean World, a newspaper for the Indo-Caribbean diaspora in the Toronto area. Topics covered include Caribana ‘94 and ‘95.

File consists of issues of Pride magazine, a North American magazine catering towards Canada’s Black/West Indian communities.

File consists of issues of the Guyana Times.

File consists of photographs documenting the Caribana mas parade, including the mas parade created by Shah called “We’re Better Together.”

File consists of news clippings covering Caribana events and promotion from 1993-1995.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities. Topics covered include special issues for Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival ‘95 and Caribana ‘95.

File consists of backgrounders on the history of Caribana, posters, correspondence and administrative documents created and compiled by Shah to acquire corporate sponsorship for Caribana from Air Canada and government sponsorship from the Government of Canada as well as letters of recommendation recommending Shah for the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship.

File consists of promotional material for Caribana, and other Carnival celebrations in Toronto, Trinidad and Jamaica.

File consists of issues of So Yu Going to Carnival, a magazine covering Carnival events across the Caribbean and North America, including Caribana.

File consists of guides and publisher information booklets compiled by Shah to support his decision to start a Caribana magazine.

File consists of pamphlets, promotional material, letters of endorsement, participant lists, and news releases for Caribana '93.

File consists of event flyers and brochures for Carnival and other events across Canada and the United States.

File consists of copies of “Caribana: The Greatest Celebration” a publication for Caribana 1995 written by Cecil Foster and Chris Schwartz.

File consists of a souvenir copy of Sunday Express, highlighting Trinidad and Tobago’s 1995 Carnival.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered include Caribana ‘95.

File consists of issues of the Guyana Current.

File consists of photographs documenting Caribana ‘95, including behind the scenes photos of individuals handing out t-shirts.

File consists of correspondence and documents for Caribana '95 events such as the Steel Band Festival show, the Junior Carnival Street Parade, Kind and Queen of the Band Competition, and Parade of Bands on Caribana Day.

File consists of news clippings from Trinidad, a compilation of old calypso song titles, a press kit for calypso artist Yafeu Osei (aka Rootsman), and a program for the 10th Annual Calypso Monarch Semi-Finals and Finals Awards Program.

File consists of copies of Equality Magazine, a Caribbean newspaper published out of Scarborough and sent across North America and Guyana.

File consists of issues of Indo Caribbean World, a newspaper for the Indo-Caribbean diaspora in the Toronto area.

File consists of issues of The Metro Word, a Toronto Black culture magazine.

File consists of news clippings covering Caribana events and promotion from 1996-1998.

File consists of newsletters by the Caribbean Cultural Committee covering Caribana.

File consists of Carnival and Caribana magazines published across North America.

File consists of issues of Share Newspaper, a community newspaper established in 1978 for the Black and Caribbean communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Topics covered include Caribana ‘96.

File consists of issues of Caribbean Beat Magazine, a general interest pan-Caribbean publication.

A video cassette of recorded footage of City TV broadcasting “Jump Up! Caribana 1996” coverage of the Caribana 1996 parade. It includes interviews from mas goers and viewers of the parade, and visuals of the bands attending. It also includes a brief interview from Kenneth Shah.

File consists of Shah's notes, an agenda for the CCC's Nomination and Membership Committee General Meeting, event posters, and schedules.

File consists of Caribana promotional material such as pamphlets, brochures and festival guides for 1996.

File consists of a variety of flyers for Toronto based events. They include music events and other Carnival and other celebrations of Caribbean culture.

File consists of documents pertaining to Pan Waves Phase II Steeldrum Band, the first steel band entry from Cambridge to Toronto's Caribana in 1996.

File consists of news clippings covering Caribana promotion, events and general media coverage, including changes to the Caribbean Cultural Committee’s board throughout the 1990s.

File consists of issues of the Caribbean Camera Newspaper, a newspaper for the Caribbean diaspora in Canada. The newspaper serves as the weekly news and reports on topics of interest and news stories of importance to Black, Caribbean and other West-Indian communities. Topics covered include coverage of Caribana ‘96.

File consists of the 1996 and 1997 Constitution and wish lists for bands.

File consists of Shah's curriculum vitae, a letter of recommendation from Reverend Arch Bastien, one of the participants in organizing the first Caribana in Toronto, correspondence, and lists of Caribana winners.