Date: June 14, 2023Subject: Visually-impaired singer among 25 Semifinalists For the first time in the history of the competition, a visually-impaired singer is among the 25 semifinalists in the Scotiabank Junior Monarch competition. Rashad “King Shad” Applewhaite, who was accompanied by his mum Rashida, drew number 7 in the soca category of the competition. The […]
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Hundreds of Crop-over enthusiasts turned out for Sweet-Lime number 4 in St Philip to be entertained by a bevy of Entertainers. IMAGES COMPLIMENTS “SUPER ACTION” CLEANING PRODUCTS available islandwide. CLICK THIS LINK….
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Mrs. Carol Roberts Reifer – Chief Executive Office of the National Cultural Foundation, other members of management, specially invited guest, media, ladies and gentlemen – Good Morning. My name is Kathryn Inniss and I am thrilled to stand here before you on this beautiful and blessed day as a representative of Associated Brands Industries Limited, […]
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Pictured above Calypso Monarch Quon and his dancers entertaining the large crowd. VIEW PICTURES ON YOU TUBE …. It is just the beginning of June, but there is already a hive of activity for the 2023 Crop Over Season. The bar has been set high with Crop Over in the City. The production, which is […]
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Pictured above Lil Rick performing at Sweet Lime no 2 Saturday,July 2, at Lime Bar, Stadium Road. Date: June 1, 2023Subject: Crop Over Sweet Limes starting Friday A Crop Over Sweet Lime is coming to a community near you. Coming offof the successful staging of the events last year, the National CulturalFoundation will be hosting nine […]
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Pictured above is Ras Isley (at left) and soca’s golden boy Machel Montano. There is only one way that any musical stalwart should celebrate a significant journey in their life and that is obviously with the help of many of the stars with whom they have worked throughout their illustrious 40-year long career. For Ras […]
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The Holetown Festival takes place in Holetown, Barbados, and celebrates the anniversary of the first English settlement in Holetown on February 17, 1627. The week-long celebration occurs every year during mid-February and includes a number of activities which showcase the culture and traditions of Barbados. Events include folk singing and dancing, sports and games, street parades, […]
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BY SHEENA FORDE-CRAIGG | FEB 16, 2023 Regional leaders and CARICOM officials at the 44th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). (CARICOM Secretariat) The 44th Regular Meeting of the Caribbean Community’s (CARICOM) Conference of Heads of Government is being held in Nassau, Bahamas, from Wednesday, February 15, to Friday, […]
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BY PUBLIC RELATIONS | DEC 21, 2022 From left – Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, Senator Dr. Shantal Munro-Knight; Barbados’ Ambassador to CARICOM, David Comissiong; and Director of the Museum and Historical Society of Barbados, Alissandra Cummins at Friday’s End of Year Mixer. (NCF) The Prime Minister’s Office, Culture, hosted an End of Year […]
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BY JOY-ANN GILL | NOV 21, 2022 | PAHO Director, Dr. Carissa Etienne, praises Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley during the second National Humanitarian Awards Ceremony at Kensington Oval, yesterday while President of Barbados The Most Honourable Dame Sandra Mason, looks on. (Photo by David Crichlow – CARIBPIX.NET ) The leadership, vision, and determination of […]
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