The National Cultural Foundation
West Terrace,
St. James, Barbados
246-417-6610
The National Cultural Foundation (NCF ) is pleased to launch its first  virtual visual arts exhibition: QUINTessence: (5)5 Stages of Change through Barbados’ National Collections. Click the image above to view the catalogue or click the exhibition link to tour at your own convenience.
The Ash Fall: Things Seen and Unseen is a photo-flip book that captures the impact of the eruption of the La Soufrière volcano on Barbados and St. Vincent. Each page features a dramatic photograph paired with a moving literary caption. The reader will encounter the story of a resilient people, who unite ...
The National Cultural Foundation has created Nineteen Thirty-Seven to assist in an expanded community response to the observation of Barbados’ Day of National Significance.
In 1972, while Addinton Forde was a student at Erdiston College, he was asked by another student for assistance in compiling a small collection of proverbs for a class assignment.
Covid Comic
This catalogue is but a glimpse into a virtual marketplace of Bajan goodies and goodness, guaranteed to please all palates.
NAVIGATING UNCHARTED WATERS – The Queen of Soca talks, COVID 19, social media and the future / NATIONAL CULTURAL FOUNDATION – A New Age / The Casanova of Liquid Art
National dance is an important and dynamic cultural expression; from the unique nuances of body movement to the symbolism expressed through costuming and the rhythmic imprint of the music…
Bajan Folkways: A Cultural Forms Toolkit 2020 for students of the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Theatre Arts programme aims to ensure that knowledge of the cultural forms that our ancestors and elders practiced…