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Show punches above its weight
by Sanaa ElcockAt the National Botanical Gardens, hundreds of patrons attending the Rum Punch: Spirits Of Bacchanal event agreed on one thing: long live soca. The rain did not dampen...
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Roberts: Festival must evolve
Chief Executive Officer of the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) Carol Roberts says a balance will have to be...
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Make-up and body paint were in high demand
Make-up and body paint services were in high demand yesterday as masqueraders prepared for Grand Kadooment.That observation was...
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One Grand Kadoo
This year’s flow Grand Kadooment was given a thumbs up by many spectators.As is the norm, people lined...
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Some opt for a sea dip and picnic
While thousands of revellers took to the streets to participate in yesterday’s Flow Grand Kadooment, other Barbadians and...
Shaquille is People’s Monarch
Shaquille is the 2025 Flow Starcom Network People’s Monarch.With 60 per cent of the vote, his popular song Asphalt beat Quon and Doejay’s Bartender.Shaquille...
Plenty of highs at Rise
Despite calls for a boycott, Rise Barbados did not fall.Rather, the artistes stood tall to ensure that the patrons who went to Kensington Oval...
Puffy and other DJs keep partygoers grooving at Copacabana
The rhythmic bass of techno and house music blasted through the speakers at the Copacabana Beach Club shortly after 10 p.m. on Tuesday night.HYPD partygoers...
Ready for Crop Over last lap
by CHOISELLE JOSEPHVisitors and returning Barbadians alike have been entering the island in high numbers as the last lap of the Crop Over season...
Soca stars thrill On De Hill
Bajan artistes went out with a bang on Sunday night at Flow Soca On De Hill.This year, Lead Pipe and Saddis closed the staple...
Call to emancipate minds from slavery
BARBADIANS AND OTHER Caribbean people have been challenged to move their thinking to another level to avoid being mentally enslaved by outside forces wanting...




