The National Cultural Foundation
West Terrace,
St. James, Barbados
246-417-6610
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Veteran artist celebrating 80 with exhibition
The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) is partnering with a veteran visual artist, with over 50 years’ experience, to showcase a collection that captures the essence of the Barbadian landscape. ONE BIG PAINTING: Alison Chapman-Andrews – 80 Years of Seeing, will open at the Queen’s Park Gallery on Saturday, April 15, ...
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Young talent on stage at Joyful, Joyful concert
The Barbados National Youth Symphony Orchestra will take centre-stage when the National Cultural Foundation’s Joyful, Joyful concert comes off on Sunday, April 9, 2023. The event, which will be held at the National Botanical Gardens at 2 p.m., will showcase a mixture of mostly young rising stars with a few ...
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Registration for Crop Over 2023 open
Stakeholders interested in taking part in the National Cultural Foundation-staged events for Crop Over 2023 can now log on to www.ncf.bb to register. Click on Registration Forms, which is located at the top right-hand corner if you log on via a desktop computer and the top left if using a ...
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Inward stretch, outward reach: Moving into the new normal post COVID
By John Hunte PhD Resurgence: This series of essays curated by the National Cultural Foundation’s Literary Arts Officer, Karra Price, features the thoughts and commentaries of Barbadians immersed in various aspects of daily endeavour. This essay examines culture as it relates to the impact of the pandemic on the arts. It therefore ...
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Riding the rollercoaster: Learning during and post pandemic
by Alissa Walsh Resurgence: This series of essays curated by the National Cultural Foundation’s Literary Arts Officer, Karra Price, features the thoughts and commentaries of Barbadians immersed in various aspects of daily endeavour. This essay examines the effects of the pandemic on the educational system, seen through the eyes of ...
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Spirituality beyond the pandemic
by Father Michael Clarke Resurgence: This series of essays curated by the National Cultural Foundation’s Literary Arts Officer, Karra Price, features the thoughts and commentaries of Barbadians immersed in various aspects of daily endeavour. This essay examines spirituality in the context of a global pandemic. To say nothing in our ...
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A new ‘new normal’ for entrepreneurship
Resurgence: This series of essays curated by the National Cultural Foundation’s Literary Arts Officer, Karra Price, features the thoughts and commentaries of Barbadians immersed in various aspects of daily endeavour. This essay examines the ways in which entrepreneurship grappled with a changing economic landscape amidst a global pandemic. By Blessings Olaniyi ...
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Generational wellness as priority
Resurgence: This series of essays curated by the National Cultural Foundation’s Literary Arts Officer, Karra Price, features the thoughts and commentaries of Barbadians immersed in various aspects of daily endeavour. This essay examines the impact of the pandemic on the health and wellness of our citizens. It considers the lessons ...
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Pondering pre-and post-pandemic politics: A personal reflection
This series of essays curated by the National Cultural Foundation’s Literary Arts Officer, Karra Price, features the thoughts and commentaries of Barbadians immersed in various aspects of daily endeavour. This essay examines the lessons learned over the past two years as it relates to politics, while offering perspectives on the ...
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