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NCF: Crop Over was successful

The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) is declaring Crop Over 2026 a success, pointing to sold-out events, strong attendance and increased patronage across several major festival activities. NCF chief executive officer Carol Roberts...

Dream Mas Nightmare

What was supposed to be a dream jump up for hundreds of Grand Kadooment revellers turned into a nightmare after...

Some reap strong Crop Over sales 

Some stores in The City reaped a bountiful Crop Over as party-goers outfitted themselves in the latest styles and fashion...

Mikey wins Tune of the Crop

Crop Over 2026 belongs to Mikey! The National Cultural Foundation tonight announced he had won the Tune of the...

A neon state of mind

It was a Foreday Mornin’ unlike any other. With bright, dazzling colours lighting up the darkness, the vibes were...

24 bands for Junior Kadoo

Twenty-four bands will take the stage when the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust & Affinity Plus Junior Kadooment takes place at the National Botanical Gardens...

 Rick rocks Belle Air crowd

The stars aligned perfectly for Flow Dis Is Rick. There was no rain to send patrons scrambling for cover. There was no police intervention to...

‘D2’ steps from behind the pen into spotlight

For years, David “D2” Davis has helped some of Barbados’ biggest soca stars shine from behind the scenes. This Crop Over, however, the creative...

Nation kicks off Crop Over season

The Nation Publishing Co Limited marked the launch of this year’s Crop Over Central yesterday with a pop-up event at Jubilee Gardens in The...

Mya celebrating miracle of life

Back in February 1998 she was given 24 to 48 hours to live. Her parents, Reverend Trevor and Eslyne Daniel, were told to call...

‘Queen’ finds her T-spot

by JOHN BOYCE  Music and finance played an integral part in her calculations as he assessed the future, and as the Sweetest Summer Festival heats up, Tamara...

24 bands for Junior Kadoo

Twenty-four bands will take the stage when the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust & Affinity Plus Junior Kadooment takes place at the National Botanical Gardens...

 Rick rocks Belle Air crowd

The stars aligned perfectly for Flow Dis Is Rick. There was no rain to send patrons scrambling for cover. There was no police intervention to...

‘D2’ steps from behind the pen into spotlight

For years, David “D2” Davis has helped some of Barbados’ biggest soca stars shine from behind the scenes. This Crop Over, however, the creative...

Nation kicks off Crop Over season

The Nation Publishing Co Limited marked the launch of this year’s Crop Over Central yesterday with a pop-up event at Jubilee Gardens in The...

Mya celebrating miracle of life

Back in February 1998 she was given 24 to 48 hours to live. Her parents, Reverend Trevor and Eslyne Daniel, were told to call...

‘Queen’ finds her T-spot

by JOHN BOYCE  Music and finance played an integral part in her calculations as he assessed the future, and as the Sweetest Summer Festival heats up, Tamara...

24 bands for Junior Kadoo

Twenty-four bands will take the stage when the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust & Affinity Plus Junior Kadooment takes place at the National Botanical Gardens...

 Rick rocks Belle Air crowd

The stars aligned perfectly for Flow Dis Is Rick. There was no rain to send patrons scrambling for cover. There was no police intervention to...

‘D2’ steps from behind the pen into spotlight

For years, David “D2” Davis has helped some of Barbados’ biggest soca stars shine from behind the scenes. This Crop Over, however, the creative...

Nation kicks off Crop Over season

The Nation Publishing Co Limited marked the launch of this year’s Crop Over Central yesterday with a pop-up event at Jubilee Gardens in The...

Mya celebrating miracle of life

Back in February 1998 she was given 24 to 48 hours to live. Her parents, Reverend Trevor and Eslyne Daniel, were told to call...

‘Queen’ finds her T-spot

by JOHN BOYCE  Music and finance played an integral part in her calculations as he assessed the future, and as the Sweetest Summer Festival heats up, Tamara...