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Art enthusiasts still have a little time to check out the “Social Geometry: Expanded Drawing Practices Exhibition” at the Queen’s Park Gallery (QPG). Guest Curator, artist and writer Katherine Kennedy explained that the show was created in an attempt to challenge the limitations of drawing. It highlighted the practices used by ...

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Explore a graveyard at night, learn about our history through reenactments, experience the ancient Bridgetown created by the brave, risk-taking Barbadian men and women who went from poverty to success post-emancipation and haggle with vendors from the past. The Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) Bridgetown by Night Heritage Walk, produced ...

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The National Cultural Foundation is once again in a position to stage the Massy Pan Pun De Sand as a free event. News of this came yesterday from Chief Executive Officer of the National Cultural Foundation Mrs. Carol Roberts-Reifer as she revealed that, thanks to the generous support from a ...

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Saturday June 8, 2019, the official public launch of the Crop Over Festival, is also the date that the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) has dubbed the Crop Over Correct Day and they are calling for Barbadians to wear bright festive colours and to continue on that thread every Friday for ...

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“The ceremonial delivery of the last canes has always been a traditional celebration and a sign of the end of the harvest,” these were the words of National Cultural Foundation (NCF) Cultural Officer Literary Arts and Producer of the 2019 First Citizens Crop Over Launch and Ceremonial Delivery of the ...

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Twenty-five secondary school teachers gathered at the Daphne Joseph-Hackett Theatre in Queen’s Park on Friday, May 10 for a professional development workshop catering to drama teachers, all part of the National Cultural Foundation’s (NCF’s) Drama in Schools Project, an ongoing developmental programme in place for the last few years. When ...

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