Aruba will be represented in Beach Volleyball and Long Jump by these dedicated athletes during the South American Games.

What started as a Caribbean escape for one couple has developed into a family tradition over the span of three generations.

Xander Bogaerts, Aruba’s athletic hero, has already accomplished more than anyone his age might, with his debut on the Boston Red Sox roster, official knighthood and a Royal meeting to top it off.

The 2014 North American Windsurf Championships proved to be both testing and educational, but the Aruban windsurfers secured their qualification for the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) taking place August this year.

International Mother Language Day is annually celebrated on February 21. The goal of this day is to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism. Aruba celebrates this day with an informative lecture about the History of List of Words and Papiamento Dictionary from 1829 till now in the Aruba National Library.

Serena Residence, a vision of islander Glenn Briesen, will be sitting on a cliff overlooking Roger’s Beach with easy access to the beach.

The Aruban athletes competed against the Curacao athletes at the Bennie Leito Pool and eared gold medals in multiple categories.

This study on Aruban history and culture was designed to keep island youth interested in their antecedents and cultural heritage.

The collection, dedicated to Aruba’s important historical structures, form a part of the Monument Foundation’s efforts to rescue and restore Aruba’s important landmark structures.

The Lewis’, Woodruffs and Frankes have one thing in common, the love for the sunny island of Aruba, where they escape to for winter and where their friendships blossomed. 

“Little White Dress Night”, an initiative by Aruba Tourism Authority, was such a huge success that a decision was made to extend the program throughout 2014.

This issue, released on January 17th, 2014 contains images from surrealist, Salvador Dalí’s, paintings.