The National Cultural Foundation
West Terrace,
St. James, Barbados
246-417-6610
‘Snippets of Our Past: On the Heels of Republicanism’,a special exhibition highlighting significant moments of Barbados’ social and political evolution to Republican status has been launched into the metaverse. Archival records depicting the island’s complex history, both painful and celebratory, are now accessible via a virtual gallery on the NCF’s ...
The Ashfall: Things seen and Unseen, is a digital book whichfeatures 55 breathtaking photographs, that have been paired with moving literary captions was recently launched by The National Cultural Foundation. Released for NIFCA 2021, this photo book captures the impact of the eruption of the La Soufriere volcano on Barbados and ...
All systems are a go for The Grand Cultural Celebration and the Declaration of Republic and Installation of the President slated to start at 7:30 p.m. tonight. The cultural celebration features the debut of the newly-reconstructed National Youth Steel Orchestra which has 100 plus pan players aged 8 to adults. ...
NIFCA Online is moving into high gear with its content as the country celebrates this Independence/Republic weekend. Viewers can enjoy two productions featuring music and dance. On Friday night, the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) Bajan Song Book will premier at 8 p.m. and Saturday will feature Mastery of Movement – The Gene Carson Journey at ...
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 National Cultural Foundation recently launched a series of posters featuring the creativity of six local graphic designers, who were commissioned to produce designs on the theme: “My Country to Me”. Local graphic designers Dominic Skeete, Vickyann Hope, Sergio Charles, Tyrell Ward, Runako Clarke and Kyle Hope have designed six ...
Children 7 to 12-year-olds have a chance to say what Barbados means to them, the kind of country they would want to see in the future and win great prizes too. As part of the national Independence/Republic celebrations, the National Cultural Foundation has launched The 2021 My Barbados: Our Future composition competition. ...
The National Cultural Foundation presents the2021 My Barbados: Our Future Contestin association with Smart Store55 Tablets and Cash Prizes to be Won Children ages 7-12 are invited to write and read an essay explaining what Barbados means to them and what kind of Barbados they would like to see in ...
Two NIFCA Film Nights were held over the weekend in the National Cultural Foundation’s Car Park, West Terrace, St James. While operating under strict COVID-19 protocols, the screening of films produced by gold awardees were done in a drive-in cinema concept. Patrons sat in their vehicles, tuned into the NCF ...