The National Cultural Foundation
West Terrace,
St. James, Barbados
246-417-6610
Arts & Culture – Literary Arts
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Writers’ Clinic – July
Explore the art of Short Story Writing with Sharma Taylor at the NCF’s Writers’ Clinic on Saturday, July 13 📚 Sharma Taylor is a Jamaican attorney and writer who has previously lived in Barbados for almost a decade. She was awarded the Frank Collymore Literary Endowment award (2020) and is ...
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Ready To Celebrate Bajans In The 5th Annual Gine On People’s Choice Awards!
Voting for the 5th Annual People’s Choice Awards is live over on GineOn.com/Awards! From May 7th to 17th the public can enjoy an online festival of Bajan Art and Culture and vote for who should be awarded in over 55 exciting categories! The first round of voting boasted over 89,000 website ...
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De Hard Ride focuses Nala’s talent
Known for his sometimes cutting insightful and always engaging wit, multi hyphenate artist Nala, launched two art comic books and opened an exhibition of associated work featuring paintings and drawings at the Queen’s Park Gallery on Saturday, April 27 and ends this Saturday, May 11. The project was supported by the National ...
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Monkey Business in Welchman Hall
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Get It Write
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The Blue Car Mystery
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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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