Revitalizing Grenada’s Belmont Estate: Shadel Nyack Compton’s Vision for a Leading Black-Owned Heritage Destination

When Shadel Compton Nyack departed Grenada to pursue her studies at Howard University, her sights were set on a future in law. Yet, fate had other plans, drawing her back to Belmont Estate, where she rejuvenated the farm and supported community development. Now commemorating its 80th year, Belmont Estate has transformed into a hub for agritourism, providing enriching experiences that celebrate the region's heritage. Nyack’s initiative not only empowers local women but also preserves the cultural essence of the area. This commendable endeavor showcases the potential of agritourism to positively impact communities while valuing tradition. As such, Nyack’s journey underscores the intersection of ambition, heritage, and impactful community service.