
The National Cultural Foundation
West Terrace,
St. James, Barbados
246-417-6610
For the first time in the history of the competition, a visually-impaired singer is among the 25 semifinalists in the Scotiabank Junior Monarch competition. Rashad “King Shad” Applewhaite, who was [...]
Tents have opened for the 2023 Crop Over season. Mark the judging dates for this year’s Pic O De Crop competition on your calendar. During a brief meeting with event [...]
The Crop Over Sweet Limes are moving across the island and we liming at the sweetest lime all June. Each Friday and Saturday we’re bringing you LIVE performances from some [...]
Following are the semifinalists in this year’s Scotiabank Junior Monarch competition. The following results, tabulated by our auditors Pricewaterhouse Coopers, were delivered to our office addressed to our Chief Executive [...]
The first event, produced by the National Cultural Foundation (NCF), for Crop Over 2023 starts this week and runs throughout the Season of Emancipation. The NCF invites the public to the Central [...]
Handmade by Kae, a local artisanal brand that was started almost six years ago by owner and founder, Kristle Jeffers. Recently, she showcased her products beyond Barbados and is grateful [...]
Calling all creatives! You are invited to apply for grant funding in Round 2 of Creative Caribbean – An Ecosystem of “Play” for Growth and Development. Grant funding in Round [...]
In 2020, the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) assisted thousands of creatives with their projects through the COVID 19 Creatives Grant Fund. One of the projects made possible from this is [...]
Registration for the two major Crop Over singing competitions are about to close. Young talent hoping to vie for this year’s Junior Monarch title must register by 4 p.m. on [...]
Honey Child, a brand created by Barbadian Nicole Rowe has gone global. The organic body care company offers natural skincare products handcrafted from plant based powerhouses such as aloe, plantain [...]