St. Christopher National Trust Hosts Black History Month Hike to Lambert’s Estate

The St. Christopher National Trust welcomed a strong turnout of participants for its Black History Month hike to the historic Lambert’s Estate on Saturday, February 28, 2026. The event brought together members of the community to reflect on the island’s history while exploring one of St. Kitts’ important heritage sites.

Participants gathered early in the morning at The Circus in Basseterre before traveling together to Lambert’s Estate. The hike provided an opportunity for attendees to walk the historic landscape, learn more about the site’s past, and engage in meaningful conversation about the experiences and legacy of the people connected to the estate.

A highlight of the morning was a presentation by Dr. Eric Browne, who shared the history of Lambert’s Estate and offered valuable insights into the lives and stories tied to the land. His contribution helped deepen participants’ understanding of the historical significance of the site and the broader context of Black history in St. Kitts.

Throughout the event, participants also shared in moments of reflection and cultural expression through conversation, storytelling, and creative contributions, reinforcing the importance of preserving and sharing the island’s heritage.

The St. Christopher National Trust extends its sincere thanks to Dr. Eric Browne for his thoughtful and engaging presentation, and to everyone who attended and helped make the morning such a meaningful experience.

Events like this play an important role in connecting communities with the history of St. Kitts and supporting the Trust’s ongoing work to protect and preserve the nation’s cultural and historical heritage.