Crop Over 2012 Calendar

EARLY LAUNCH FOR CROP OVER 2012

Crop Over 2012 got off to an early start when the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) hosted its Sponsors’ Breakfast and Launch at the Hilton Hotel on Wednesday November 9th 2011 for the 2012 Fes...

Hot and Spicy Cohobblopot

Cohobblopot is defined as a big pot into which is put various vegetables, provisions and meat and at the end of the ‘cook up’, the experience for the one to whom it is served is unforgettable! I...

Bridgetown Market, Something for Everyone

Bajans and visitors alike were treated to the absolute best during Bridgetown Market at the Spring Garden Highway, over the last weekend of the Sweetest Summer Festival, Crop Over. Craft, music, dan...

GRAND KADOOMENT RESULTS 2011

NATIONAL CULTURAL FOUNDATION GRAND KADOOMENT RESULTS 2011

Popsicle Rules!

‘Too much of anything even if it is good, can be bad for you, but not tonight I want more sweets… No, change dat, I want more Popsicle’. That was only one of the sentiments heard from the crow...

Gospel Audience Runneth Over

The Gospel community asked and it was given; the call reverberated for the return of the Gospel Concert to the Crop Over calendar and so great was the response, that on Wednesday night (July 20th)&n...

Crop Over Headlines

Bridgetown Market

Wednesday, 25 January 2012 13:00
Bridgetown Market Bridgetown Market is the biggest street fair in the English-speaking Caribbean. It’s a three-day event that starts with the ForeDay Morning street parade and ends with the climax of Grand Kadooment, which brings to an end the annual Crop Over Festival. Over the three days, tens of thousands of residents and visitors invade the Spring Garden Highway which is transformed into a theatre of Barbadian culture.
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Bridgetown Market, Something for Everyone

Thursday, 04 August 2011 17:40
Bajans and visitors alike were treated to the absolute best during Bridgetown Market at the Spring Garden Highway, over the last weekend of the Sweetest Summer Festival, Crop Over. Craft, music, dance, food, drink and a good time were enjoyed by all, as they seized the opportunity in spite of occasional showers, to purchase a bit of Barbados, either as a souvenir or culinary delight.
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