Festivals & Events – Crop Over Calendar
Saturday, 05 November 2016
Festivals & Events – De Action Waterman Festival
Saturday, 05 November 2016
deAction Waterman Festival takes place on June 9th on Brownes Beachs, Barbados. Brian played an major role in bringing the prestigious Professional Windsurfing Association World Cup and the Gran Prix Windsurfing events to Barbados. He began hosting his own event, the annual Waterman Festival, in 2000. The event attracts spectators and media alike to
Pic-O-De-Crop 2016
Friday, 04 November 2016
Barbados has it’s first Pic-O-De-Crop Queen since Ria Forester in 1988 with Woman Respect Yourself and Can’t Party. Aziza was crowned the calypso monarch for 2016 for her songs One People One Nation and Bring Back Respect. This year’s field of ten contestants included four females in the race, with the public lamenting that a Women would take the crown. Queen Aziza won
Barbados Festivals & Events
Saturday, 22 October 2016
CURRENT CALENDAR OF EVENTS Barbados’ Cultural Celebrations and Festivals Not only is Barbados the land of Sun and Sea, it is also the home of various cultural celebrations and festivals. When you plan for your vacation on this beautiful island, why not take the time to have some fun and see what Barbados has to offer!
Gospelfest Barbados 2017
Thursday, 13 October 2016
The Barbados Gospelfest 2017, ( May 20th – 28th) the premier international Christian music and arts festival, is celebrating twenty five years of excellence with yet another world-class production, featuring top local, regional and international gospel talent. The theme “Touching Lives Changing Nations” continues to seek to promote the life changing impact of the Holy Spirit. Mission of Gospelfest (Barbados) Inc.
Festivals & Events – Crop Over Festival
Friday, 19 August 2016
What can be said about Barbados’ largest cultural festival? Held in Summer, Crop Over is without a doubt the most popular, vibrant, highly anticipated festival on the island. Its origins go back to colonial days over 200 years ago. Back then, Barbados was the world’s largest producer of cane sugar, and the islanders would have
Festivals & Events – Holetown Festival
Friday, 19 August 2016
The exciting Holetown Festival in St. James, was created to commemorate the anniversary of the first settlement of Barbados, which occurred on February 1627, in Holetown. The annual week-long festival typically begins in mid-February with the opening celebrations, which takes place the Holetown Monument. The Festival provides an opportunity for many local artisans and craftsmen to be
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