
The Cultural Development Foundation (CDF) continues to recognize the outstanding contributions of its community heroes who have championed and safeguarded Saint Lucia’s cultural heritage.
Today, October 1st, marks the opening of Culture Heritage month which is laden with cultural activities throughout the island.
Lucille Joseph stands as a Cultural Heroine, known for her dynamic and impactful initiatives.
As a founding member and long-serving leader of the Dernière Rivière La Marguerite Group, Lucille Joseph dedicated herself to the preservation and enhancement of one of Saint Lucia’s most cherished cultural traditions.
Through her vision, discipline, and unwavering commitment, Joseph propelled the growth of La Marguerite within her community, ensuring that younger generations fully embraced its music, dress, and dance.
Her exceptional leadership enriched the cultural identity of Dernière Rivière, fostering resilience, unity, and pride throughout the wider La Magewit community.
Although she has passed, Lucille Joseph’s legacy continues to thrive in every note sung and every step danced in celebration of La Marguerite. She exemplifies enduring service, passion, and cultural pride—a true stalwart whose contributions will never fade from memory.












