Central Bank Museum Celebrates Steelpan And Literacy With ‘Stories In Steel’

September 3, 2026

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Central Bank Museum Celebrates Steelpan And Literacy With ‘Stories In Steel’

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The Central Bank Museum is turning the pages on four decades of children’s books in its latest exhibition, themed Stories in Steel, in commemoration of World Steelpan Day and International Literacy Day.

Developed in collaboration with researcher and cultural activist Ray Funk, this year’s exhibition commemorates both World Steelpan Day on August 11th and International Literacy Day on September 8th.

Spanning more than four decades, Stories in Steel showcases children’s books on steelpan published from 1982 to the present.

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