“Mark Dell’Isola: A Retrospective 1986-2026” traces the evolution of Dell’Isola’s work from early landscapes through paintings inspired by underwater environments, astronomy, the Mariana Trench, DNA, optical effects and the places he has lived.

Be Heartfelt, in partnership with Tower for Humanity, is hosting the Fourth Annual Cans for Humanity at Micronesia Mall, bringing together businesses, schools, churches, military groups, nonprofits, student organizations, clubs and community members with one shared goal: helping feed children experiencing food insecurity throughout Guam.

The term was popularized by Douglas Coupland, author of "Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture." In a 1991 interview with the Boston Globe, Coupland said, "I just want to show society what people born after 1960 think about things. We're sick of stupid labels, we're sick of being marginalized in lousy jobs, and we're tired of hearing about ourselves from others."

Former Northern Mariana Islands and Guam journalist Aldwin Fajardo-Ponder has released his first book, "Would You Leave Your Parents Here? The Weight of the Keys," a collection of stories drawn from more than two decades working inside nursing homes in California.

Each of our lives is like a book with many chapters. When reading a book, we sometimes skip to the final chapter to see how it ends.

Jamaican Grill, serving Guam for more than 30 years, invites Guam’s first responders to join them in remembering the tragedy of the infamous terrorist attack on the U.S. on Sept. 11, 2001.

Put on your wacky outfit at KPRG's The Thrift Store Ball Public Radio for Guam (KPRG 89.3) will host The Thrift Ball on Sept. 12 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Jeff’s Pirates Cove in Talofofo, featuring live music from Mirror Men and delicious dishes from Jeff’s kitchen. The Thrift Store Ball is a fun event to raise funds to support Public Radio for Guam and the NPR programs and locally produced shows aired in the Marianas and Palau after the loss of federal funding for public ra

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The island’s tropical heat greets Eli Cruz when he lands on Guam. Growing up in the States with an entitled attitude that attracts brawls, Eli is a stranger on his native island. Juss Phil, aka Phillips V. Cruz Jr. He expects nothing more than a quiet existence on island amid his grandfather’s watchful eyes, but “the jungles whisper old stories, the ocean hides ancient secrets and the island remembers things the world has long forgotten.” Ju

Explore themes of storytelling, resilience and cultural connection through two distinct creative perspectives at a new art exhibition at the Guam Museum.

Broadway musical takes the stage at UOG Calvo Field House World Theater Productions and the Guam Philharmonic Foundation, Incorporated are excited to present the Guam premiere of Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical from September 4–6, 2026, at the University of Guam Calvo Field House in Mangilao. For the first time in forever, the magic of Arendelle is coming to Guam. This spectacular production brings the world-renowned musical phenomenon to our island, featuring the Acad

A short comedy filmed across Guam is finding audiences on the festival circuit while its director says the project was shaped as much by the island's creative community as by his own vision.

That Part 1 of this epic dessert story ended with me at the dinner table on the first evening of my second Greenbrier visit in the '90s as a participant in an executive retreat sponsored by Adventist Healthcare Mid-Atlantic, where I was promoted to vice president.