History of Tuk Music in Barbados
Monday, 13 March 2017
by BDO
A Tuk Band is a collection of musicians, adorned in bright colored clothing playing several instruments. The instruments they play are the bass drum, kettle drum and the pennywhistle/tin flute. As indicative of our culture, the music and the rhythm emanating from these instruments forces persons to get up and dance or move in some
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Barbados Museum and Historical Society
Sunday, 26 February 2017
by Riea Rouse
Pottery in Barbados
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
by BDO
Pottery in Barbados has always been embedded deep in its history, dating back to the days of slavery and the 17th and 18th century. Now it is a keen attraction of visitors to the island to tour and explore, as well as locals especially children. Most pottery locations have ready done pieces available for purchase,
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The Barbados Museum and Historical Society
Wednesday, 28 December 2016
by BDO
This society was established in 1933 by an act of parliament in an effort to document on permanent record, all aspects of Barbados’ history: old buildings, leading families and anything that is of historical interest. It is currently housed in the Garrison Historic Area, in the building that used to form the military prison at
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