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St. James, Barbados
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First Citizens Takes Over City Fest
The official start of the Crop Over Festival is fast approaching and today, Monday, June 15 the National Cultural Foundation (NCF), alongside its new title partner First Citizens, launched the Crop Over City Fest & Ceremonial Delivery of the Last Canes outside of the Bank’s Broad Street branch with pomp and pageantry. First ...
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2015 Crop Over Craft Works in association with the NCF
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Bryden Stokes continues its investment in the STAG Jam Tune
Bryden Stokes distributor of STAG Beer recommits to another three years for its title sponsored Foreday Morning Jam Tune. Four years ago as a pouring rights sponsor of the Crop Over Festival, Bryden Stokes sought to further cement the company’s involvement with the Festival through the conceptualisation of the STAG ...
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Sweet Stories of Sugar, Molasses and Rum
The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) will on June 7 take its Heritage product into a different realm from a walk to a bus tour otherwise known as “Sweet Stories of Sugar Molasses and Rum.” The decision to further develop the product came about as a result of the continued interests ...
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Know the Business of Your Art (BOYA) Symposium
The National Cultural Foundation in association with the Cave Hill School of Business present The Know the Business of Your Art (BOYA) Symposium – “Creating Our Own Intersections: Culture at the Crossroads” Saturday, March 21, 2015 at the Cave Hill School of Business, UWI, St. Michael, Starting at 9:00 ...
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Support For Stronger Cultural Ties
One of the strongest messages coming out of the recent cultural exchange with the twin island Republic of Trinidad & Tobago is as the saying goes, ‘there is power in unity and strength in numbers.’ As a region, our similarities outweigh our differences and stronger cultural alliances between Caribbean member ...
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The Next Big Party After Carnival
The Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth, the Honourable Stephen Lashley; Chairman of the Board of the National Cultural Foundation (NCF), Mrs. Maureen Graham; Chief Executive Officer of the NCF, Mr. Cranston Browne; along with marketers from the NCF and the new Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) were all part ...
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Truly enjoyable experience for Sammy G
Reigning Junior Monarch in the 13-18 category Samantha ‘Sammy G’ Greaves, returned to Barbados from her Trinidad exchange with fire in her eyes and ready to take crown #3 in her final year of the Scotiabank Junior Calypso Monarch programme. That zest for success also extends to the Pic-O-De-Crop and ...
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