Barbados News News Barbados » Culture: Barbados Food and Rum Festival’s Rum Route Returns with a New Journey
In Barbados, rum is more than something poured into a glass.It is part of the island’s history, its agriculture, its social life and for generations, its celebrations.
News Barbados » Culture: Captain Charles Sandiford: Keeping the culture alive
STORY BY Cheryl Harewood Captain Charles Sandiford has lent his artistic skills to the cultural landscape of Barbados for over 50 years, keeping the ...
News Barbados » Culture: Barbados travel guide: How to experience Bajan culture to the fullest
Known as the birthplace of rum, the stunning island of Barbados has something to offer every type of traveler. The island offers historical landmarks and attractions for the history lover, such as the ...
News Barbados » Culture: FABA Festival In Barbados Will Highlight HBCU Culture
HBCUs have always been the epicenter of culture and community. The bond between alumni in the HBCU family is one of a kind. Now, in an innovative twist, the HBCU community will take over Barbados this ...
News Barbados » Culture: Visit Barbados Without Leaving D.C.: Embassy Event Brings Island Culture to Life This Week
WASHINGTON (7News) — Join Good Morning Washington live today from the Embassy of Barbados! Brian van de Graaff is giving viewers an inside look at a can’t-miss cultural event happening this weekend.
News Barbados » Culture: Barbados unveils initiatives that aim for cultural immersion and experiences
Barbados recently unveiled a number of initiatives aimed at giving today's travelers what they want. The findings, based in part on research that came out from focus-group sessions, were outlined ...
News Barbados » Culture: Barbados unveils its winter calendar
This winter, Barbados is inviting UK travellers to trade cold mornings and dark evenings for warm Barbadian sunshine, and a packed calendar of experience with increased air connectivity. From October ...
News Barbados » Culture: Barbados To Offer Year-Long Stays For Remote Workers During Covid-19
If the monotony of working from the sofa in your pyjamas is reaching fever pitch, then a move to the Caribbean might be just what you need. Bajan prime minister Mia Mottley recently proposed a new ...