Arts & Culture

As the countdown begins to the 2025 Taste of the Caribbean Competition, Barbados’ national culinary champions are doubling down on preparation, determined to defend their title on home soil and …

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 …