Wreck the Dress: What is it and how to do it best in Barbados?
Tuesday, 06 December 2016
Over the past few years, many persons have tried to come up with ideas to make weddings a little less ‘regular’ and a little more original. From wearing different colour dresses, to getting married away from home, several trends have emerged. The latest of these is “Wreck the Dress”. Here, we will detail for you
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Popular Stocking Stuffers
Monday, 05 December 2016
Christmas is one of the most festive and exciting times of the year but it can certainly be stressful when you have a long Christmas list and no ideas of what to buy. Here, we give the most popular stocking stuffers that are bought at this time of year to make gift giving a little
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Never a Dull Moment in Barbados – Things to do on Friday
Friday, 02 December 2016
Oistins Fish Fry The best place to be in Barbados on a Friday (and Saturday night) is Oistins. The food is excellent, with wide varieties of dishes featuring Mahi Mahi, Tuna, Marlin, Flying fish, Lobster and Chicken available for persons to purchase. This is no high end nightclub, but rather a very informal yet festive
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Exploring the Caves of Barbados
Thursday, 01 December 2016
Exploring the Caves of Barbados Barbados has three major caves usually explored by locals and tourists. These are the ever-popular Harrison’s Cave, Animal Flower Cave and Coles Cave. This article will provide brief details about these caves, followed by details on how you can explore them. Harrison’s Cave One of the highest ranked attractions in
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Dis is What We Do: Independence in Barbados
Monday, 28 November 2016
In the Caribbean, one of the most significant days in each island’s history is the day of independence – the day they were officially free from outside rule and could govern their own affairs. Each country does something different to celebrate their Independence Day, and that is largely down to the culture of each island.
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The Arlington House
Thursday, 24 November 2016
Built in the late 18th century in Speightstown, , Arlington House was constructed by the early settlers on the island in a classic “single house” design. The house was formerly the home of a wealthy merchant and is the only remaining piece of architecture in the island that shows Barbados’ influence on Charleston’s architecture in
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Bajan Nicknames
Wednesday, 23 November 2016
Genesis of Bajan Nicknames The concept of nicknames first originated in Barbados during the slavery era. During this era, slaves tended to use their native language to communicate in ways that the planter class could not understand. Because of this, the plantocracy decided to rename the slaves, due to
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Never a Dull Moment in Barbados – Things to do on Tuesday
Tuesday, 22 November 2016
Atlantis Submarine Night Dive Tours on the Atlantis Submarine are highly recommended as one of the best attractions/experiences in Barbados, for both adults and children alike. The Night tour, lasting an hr and 45 minutes, provides a different experience than the day tour as the use of the high-powered flashlights to illuminate
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Bringing the Stars Closer to Earth Featurette: Rihanna
Monday, 21 November 2016
Nice to have this sit down with you Rihanna. Let’s get the boring stuff out of the way shall we? Everyone knows you as Rihanna, but what is your full name. Robyn Rihanna Fenty. In interviews such as these we like to learn more about the “regular” life of our stars, so to speak. Tell
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What’s on the Independence Table for Lunch, Dinner and Dessert?
Friday, 18 November 2016
These delicious delicacies are just a snippet of the delicious cuisine served across the island on Independence Day. Try one of them today! Cou Cou and Flying Fish This is the national dish of Barbados. Cou Cou is made with cornmeal and okra and served with flying fish and gravy. Mauby This is perfect
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The Future Trust Future Trees Initiative
Thursday, 17 November 2016
The primary aim of this initiative is to not only make Barbados more beautiful, but to reduce the impact of climate change. The Future Trees Initiative encourages both locals and visitors to leave a gift to future generations by planting a tree. This tree planting will in turn enhance the green spaces of Barbados. This
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What’s on the Independence Table for Breakfast?
Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Usually during Independence Month (November) Barbadians tend to eat more of their locally prepared dishes and treats, to help commemorate their unique heritage. Some of these treats, delicacies that will be on the Independence table for breakfast: Fishcakes Made from a combination of salt (cod) fish, spices, seasoning and flour, these fried delights can
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Christmas During Independence? Yay or Nay?
Friday, 11 November 2016
“Christmas is an important event in our year, but they [Christmas and Independence] can both be highlighted without sacrificing the one, in our anxiety to highlight the other. I should like to exhort you, the representatives of the media and corporate Barbados, to make a commitment to promoting the spirit of
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What’s on the Independence Table? Snacks & Treats
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Usually during Independence Month (November) Barbadians tend to eat more of their locally prepared dishes and treats, to help commemorate their unique heritage. Here are some of these treats: Conkies The #1 Bajan delicacy around the Independence period. Conkies are made with different ground provisions along with sugar and spices and steamed over the stove
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Rihanna @ Madame Tussauds
Tuesday, 08 November 2016
Madame Tussauds is the oldest wax museum in the world, having opened its doors some 200 years ago. Originally, it was founded in London but now has various branches all over the world, making it very accessible to interested persons. Each museum has a collection of well known persons worldwide in various areas from music
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Places to Get Married in Barbados
Monday, 07 November 2016
Many visitors choose to get married in Barbados. At times, these weddings are spontaneous, other times, they are well planned by professionals or even themselves. One of the best things about getting married in Barbados is the fact that there is absolutely no shortage of places to get married, regardless of the type of wedding
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