Arts & Culture

At a time when Barbados is intensifying efforts to place its heritage, history and ancestral consciousness high and firm on the social agenda, a patriotic group of musicians has decided …

By Tracy Moore BEHIND THE CULTURE SERIES When Lowrey Leon Worrell steps into a classroom or rehearsal space, it is never quiet for long. The Christ Church Foundation School (CCFS) …

The Barbados Association of Creatives and Artistes (BACA) is demanding transparency, dialogue and fair treatment in the case of veteran calypsonian and broadcaster Ronnie De Announcer Clarke, who remains on …

Though CARIFESTA ended nearly two weeks ago, Barbadians are already voicing hopes that the festival will return to local shores in the near future.   Held under the theme Caribbean …

A Canadian-based theatre company will this weekend stage Obeah Opera, a retelling of the Salem witch trials that centres on Tituba, the enslaved woman believed to have originated from Barbados, …

By Shamar Blunt and Tracy Moore Prime Minister Mia Mottley’s announcement that the CARIFESTA Village at Waterford will be preserved and transformed into a permanent cultural hub—to be renamed CARIFESTA …