For the fourth time, Warren “Addis” Smith makes his way to the Grammy ballot. This time under a new name; The Addis Revolution. Born on St. Thomas and raised on St. John; Addis started playing music ...

As the storms wash away all the woes of yesteryear and the tourists start to make their way back to the island, live music joins them. There are some duo and solo acts playing throughout the month, ...

As the storms wash away all the woes of yesteryear and the tourists start to make their way back to the island, live music joins them. There are some duo and solo acts playing throughout the month, ...

On island and not sure what to do next? Check out these upcoming events on St. John!

For the fourth time, Warren “Addis” Smith makes his way to the Grammy ballot. This time under a new name; The Addis Revolution. Born on St. Thomas and raised on St. John; Addis started playing music ...

Save this one for your records and for future use folks! A big thanks to KC Bsisu at Bogie’s Villa, Cheryl Davis Dutter and David Adams at The Hills St. John for sharing their lists with me and ...

We know how much you all love seeing St. John, so we decided to make a page dedicated to our most popular videos. Check them out… ...

A lot of you may not know this, but non-reef safe sunscreen is actually illegal in the USVI. In July of 2019, legislation was passed in the territory outlawing the sale and usage of sunscreen that is ...

We all know it. We all love it. And we have all had some very different variations of it in our travels. I personally, have made Rum Punch according to the staple recipes of five or six different ...

October is my absolute favorite month of the year. The Caribbean breezes will soon slowly begin to blow again, everyone who has been on lengthy off-season breaks are starting to return with stories to ...

A big thank you to all the News of St. John readers, and to the tourists that visit St. John year after year. We appreciate your business and want to extend a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

The first time I met Abbie Martin, it wasn’t in the tropical wetlands of the Brazilian Pantanal, but in a pottery class in Coral Bay. We were a motley crew of aspiring ceramic artists, struggling to ...