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These events include musical events, craft exhibitions, street fairs and theater
productions. Barbadian artistes are extremely talented and these events provide
an opportunity for them to showcase their skills. They are often joined by top
international artistes - including Luciano Pavarotti, Roberta Flack, Gladys
Knight, Patti LaBelle, Grover Washington Jnr. and many others.
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01
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Miss Teen Universal Pageant
The event features contestants from around the world.
Countries expected to compete include British Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Jamaica, Margarita Island, Nigeria, Roques Island, Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela.
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01
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Christ in Christmas - Shopping Extravaganza
There will be 40 booths selling different wares including furniture, clothing, jewellery, toys, food, religious objects, and designer Christmas trees.
In addition, there's a Talk with Santa corner for children, as well as entertainment, food and drink.
The event is sponsored by the Living Water Community and is in aid of building a hospice for the Community.
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NOV |
01
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Bajan Jamboree
Face Painting, Lucky Dips, Live Entertainment, DeeJay, Steel Pan, Karaoke Competition.
Tasty treats - fish cakes etc
Spiderman, Mother Sally, Dora, Tweety, Batman
Photos available with characters
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01
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Community Independence Celebrations - Lighting Ceremony & Bajan Brew
The Lighting Ceremony will be at 5:30 pm, and the Bajan Folk Brew will start at 7:00 pm.
The Lighting Ceremony will be supported by performances the St. Mary's Primary School, Rhema Dancers, Keitha Blackett, All Saints Primary School, Allison Norville-Forde and The Royal Barbados Police Band;;;The Bajan Brew performers include:;Red Plastic Bag;Mikey;Salt;Lil Rick;Peter Ram;and Philip 7
Also performing are:;Tony Grazette;Simon Alleyne;Barry Reid;Olakunde;Pride of Wilson Hill;Dance Strides, and;Salsa Caribe
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01,02
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2009 NIFCA Music Showcase
This is the music section of the annual National Independence Festival of Creative Arts (NIFCA).
Participants will be vying for the The James Millington Award in Music ;Tickets available at the NCF, or at the door
Children under 6 are not permitted.
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01,02,03
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Zemicon Exhibition - Bill Grace's Pottery
The exhibition's title is:;"Art about water, the reef, interconnections, balance, harmony, healing and peace"
Show times are:;Opening night Sun Nov 01 - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm;Mon and Tues Nov 02 and 03 - 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
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01,02,03,04,05,06,07,
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Aweipo Exhibition - Collage - Impressions of an Island
The show features seventeen artists represented in painting, ceramics, wood, coral stone, photography and multimedia. It's an evolving show, with new works being added as the current ones sell.
Artists featured in this exhibition are:;Alison Chapman Andrews, ;Ann Dodson, ;Bill Grace, ;Ras Ilix Hartman, ;Cy Hutchinson, ;Juliana Inniss, ;Winston Kellman, ;Chris Martelly, ;Nakazzi, ;Pierre Nigel, ;Arlette St. Hill, ;Lilian Sten-Nicholson, ;Christine Taylor, ;Leslie Taylor, ;Aureilla Walcott, ;John Walcott, and;Gordon Webster
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01,02,03,04,05,06,07,
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The Book Ship 'Logos Hope'
The Good Books For All Ship 'The MV Logos Hope' will be visiting Barbados starting on October 29. This is a new vessel and is the largest operated by the GBA Ships. The GBA Ships organisation is dedicated to spreading Christianity throughout the world.
The ship carries a stock of over 7000 titles for sale. Also on sale are CDs.
There is an international café which offers a contemporary venue for refreshments and hospitality.
There are several Christian workshops, films etc available on specific days for a minimal fee. All tickets purchased at the door. For further information contact the local office at 435-1840
Opening times are:;Sun and Mon: 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm;Tues to Sat: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
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01,08,15,22
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Transport Board Sunday Scenic Bus Tour
Tickets are available from the change booths at Fairchild Street or Princess Alice Terminals & the Transport Board Headquarters, Weymouth, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Buses leave Independence Square at 2:00 pm and travel a different route each Sunday. There are usually two or three stops along the way. Patrons carry their own picnic basket for indulging at the final stop.
1st Sunday of each month (November 01)
Speightstown, Farley Hill, East Coast Road
2nd Sunday of each month (November 08)
Cherry Tree Hill, Little Bay, River Bay
3rd Sunday of each month (November 15)
Foul Bay, Three Houses Park, Bath
4th Sunday of each month (November 22)
Bathsheba, St. John's Church, King George V Park, Silver Sands
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01,08,15,22,29
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Samba Beer & Curry King Karaoke Competition
Attention all Karaoke fans!
$1500.00 in prize money and trophies to be won.
Music by DJ LC and Music is Magic DJs Lisa and Georgie
Semi Finals on November 22nd; Finals on November 29th
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01,08,15,22,29
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Jazz Brunch Buffet at Naniki
Experience a Bajan buffet and fine jazz.;;Naniki is a rustic restaurant that looks out on the north eastern segment of the island over the central hills down to the wild east coast - a truly exquisite setting. ;;This is a brunch and jazz combination. ;The buffet and one complementary drink are included in the price. ;;Twenty minutes from Bussa roundabout.;Turn left at the top of Horse Hill and follow the signs. ;;Here's the schedule of performers: ;;November 01: ;Kaiso Jazz Moods - Roger Gittens on Piano
November 08: ;Kaiso Jazz moods - Stephan Walcott on Piano;;November 15: ;Kaiso Jazz moods - Stephan Walcott on Piano;;November 22: ;The sultry vocal styling of Joye Davoran.;Joyce Davoren, a native New Yorker, became interested in music and song as a preteen. She began studying vocal technique under the direction of Emory Taylor. With Taylor, Joyce practiced vocal placement, delivery and jazz songs.;In New York, she has appeared at Le Bar Bat, Shelly's, Café' San Marco, Chez Oskar, the Buttercup Café, Madiba Restaurant, Parlor Jazz, and Red Bamboo. She also performed with Linda Hopkins at the Lionel Hampton Room in Paris and has been on television shows in France, Italy, Germany and Spain.;Currently Joyce is in the process of working on her first CD, and performing in the New York area.
November 29: To be announced
Look for details on performers on the preceding Thursday
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2009 |
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01,08,15,22,29
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Lobster Jazz Sunday at Lobster Alive
Lobster Alive is a restaurant on the beach on Carlisle Bay on the southern edge of Bridgetown. ;;The event is a Lunch with Jazz combination. ;The jazz is provided by a Swing Jazz Quartet. ;;Note that for August we're still in the lobster closed season, so the you'll get frozen lobster. Starting in September, there'll be live lobsters in a big tank to choose from. ;;Choose from Grilled Lobster tails, Lobster Thermidore, Salads, Sandwiches, Rotis.
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01,08,15,22,29
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Music Afternoon at Cutters
Sundays starting around 2:00, local time, find the Stray Dogs playing for your enjoyment!
A Cutter is the traditional Bajan sandwich: a hearty salt bread roll with a healthy serving of flying fish, ham, or New Zealand cheddar, to name a few favorites. Add to these ingredients a country store with easy deli, wines, and peaceful music, and you've found Cutters of Barbados.
Come out and sing, play along or just come and enjoy. Music selections from your favorite Caribbean songs to 50's rock and so much in between!
Directions:;Pass the Crane Hotel on your right and Cutters is 150 yards further along on your left.
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02,03,04,05,06
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EBCCI Exhibition - The Collectors' Club
The Collectors' Club is celebrating its 10th Anniversary.
The public is invited to view the favourite works of art of the Collectors' of Barbados.
The exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Sir Cecil (Bertie) Graham.
There are over 40 pieces on display from artists such as Barbadians Arthur Atkinson, Ann Dodson, Wayne Branch, Ishi, Akyem, Patrick Foster, Henry Fraser, Caribbean artists like Boscoe Holder, Phillip Moore and Stanley Greaves and other from extra-regional places including Laos and Argentina.
This collection is well worth seeing.
Opening night is Sunday October 25 at 5:00 pm.;Open other days as shown below.
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02,03,04,05,06,07
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BAC Exhibition - Little GEMS Group Show
The exhibition is sponsored by the Barbados Arts Council.
Featured artists include:;Debra Durant;Joan Boryta;Glenroy Jordan;Sandra Headley;Katarina;Linda Tudor;SA Lashley;Everick Linton, and;John Gamble
Opening times are:;Mon to Fri 9:30 am to 5:00 pm;Sat 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
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5th Biennial BYET Arts and Crafts Exhibition
Organised by the Barbados Youth Business Trust, in conjunction with the Barbados Chamber of Commerce and the Community Development Department of the Ministry of Community Development and Culture.
Works on display include those by Junior Howell, Suzette Roberts, Don Small, Suzette Forde and a Haitian painter Guiler Junior Mercier.
Opening hours:;Mon to Fri: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm;Sat: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
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02,04,09,11,16,18,23,
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Beach Extravaganza Dinner Show at Harbour Lights
Harbour Lights is an extremely popular open air beach front nightclub. ;;Dinner is a tasty barbeque complete with roasted marshmallows for dessert. ;Drinks are free and include many exotic cocktais. ;Entertainment includes fire-eating, limbo and an acrebatic green monkey. ;See also stilt dancing. Stilt-dancing is a developed art form in Barbados and should be seen. ;;Dance barefoot to a live calypso band. ;;The barbaque is closed at 11;30, but drinks are free until 2:00 am. ;;'Nightlife in the islands as it should be... an evening not to be missed!'
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03
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The Ark Used Book Sale
The Ark Used Book Sale has a large variety of fiction and non-fiction at bargain prices.
The Ark is a charitable Animal Welfare Organisation.
The sale takes place every first Tuesday of the month outside Big B supermarket.
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03,04,05,10,11,12,17,
18,19,24,25,26
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Luppy at Lexy's Piano Bar
Lexy's is a Piano Bar catering to the over-30s.
In November, the featured artist is Luppy.;
A consummate piano man and entertainer, Luppy has been a crowd favorite at a number of night spots in St. Louis and is now a hit on the international scene. With a solid background in jazz, Luppy also specializes in Rat Pack tunes, Motown, Rock 'n' Roll, '80s music, contemporary pop and American sing-along classics. His upbeat performances will rally audiences into that partying mood.
Lexy serves great signature cocktails along with several excellent wines and champagnes by the glass. Happy hour happens nightly from 8:30pm - 10pm.
Enjoy a seat at the sushi bar or experience the fun of a Japanese steakhouse as teppanyaki chefs perform, cook and serve dinner for you at your table.
Reservations are strongly recommended.
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03,10,17,24
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Kite at the Silver Sands
iLandRock says "Kite's sound is the unlikely combination of elemental, spartan reggae and the moodiness of introspective/anthemic rock." ;;Kite is a two man outfit featuring vocalist JJ Poulter and guitarist Brian Marshall. Their most recent album is 13 Degrees North. ;;Kite plays during dinner - and a very fine dinner it will be too - but you can also go and sit by the bar and listen to them without taking dinner. ;;Cover charge is Bds $25.00, with $20.00 redeemable at the bar which is cashless. There is also a deposit of $10.00 for the internal cash card which you get back once you turn in the card.
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03,10,17,24
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Mahalia's Corner - Open Mic at the Bump 'n Wine Cafe
Mahahia Phillips hosts this open mic session.
Come early to get a good spot as Mahalia hosts Barbados premier music and spoken word showcase.
The admission fee entitles you to get back a drink at the bar.;Included on admission ticket - Banks, Guinness, Rum, Gin, Vodka, Juices including Cranberry and Sprite, Coke, Sodas.
A share food platter of Fish Cakes, Flying Fish Goujons, Spicey Potato Wedges is available for just $25.;;;
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Plantation Theatre - Roots and Rhythms
This is a dinner and stage show. ;;The dinner is an excellent local buffet. Each segment of the show is designed to highlight some aspect of Barbadian and Caribbean culture. ;;This is a very popular night out for visitors to Barbados. ;;Reservations are highly recommended. ;;Costs are as follows: ;Dinner and Show ;Adults: Bds $195.00 ;Teens (13-18): Bds $150.00 ;Children (3-12): Bds $90.00 ;;Show only ;Adults: Bds $115.00 ;Teens (13-18): Bds $80.00 ;Children (3-12): Bds $60.00
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05
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Clennel Wickham Memorial Lecture - Journalists Under Fire
The event is hosted by the Barbados Association of Journalists.
The event honours Clennell Wickham, one of our most revered journalists of a prior era.
Speakers are Al Gilkes and Raoul Pantin, veteran journalists.;The presenters will be sharing their experiences as they covered coups, hurricanes and other events over several decades.
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05
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Panel Discussion - Advancing Men's Wellness
Sub-titled 'Real Men Take Care Of Their Health', this is an initiative of the Barbados Family Planning Association and the United Nation's Population Fund.
Panelists include:;Ms. Isiuwa Iyahen, UNFPA;Mr. George Griffith, BFPA;Mr. Ralph Boyce, MESA;Mrs Sade Leon-Folkes, HIV/AIDS Commission;Mr Shawn Springer, HIV/AIDS Commission
Topics include:;Men and Healthy Living;Sexual Dysfunction;Prostate Disease;Non-Communicable Diseases;STIs and HIV/AIDS
General health checks and light refreshments will be available
Venues are as follows:;October 15 at St. Peter's Anglican Church, St. Peter;October 22 at St David's Anglican Church, Christ Church;November 5 at St Michael's Cathedral, Bridgetown
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05,12
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St. Mary's Church Lecture Series
The Fellowship Cluster of St. Mary's Anglican Church is hosting a series of lectures.
Timetable is as follows:;October 15 - The History of Anglicanism by Rev Canon Professor Noel Titus;October 22 - The History of St. Mary's Church and its significance by Rev Fr Wayne Kirton;October 29 - The format of Church Worship - Symbols, Rituals and Practice by Rev Fr Von Watson;November 5 - The Sacraments by Rev Canon Winston Layne;November 12 - The Importance of Prayer and Penitence by Very Rev Harold Crichlow GCM
Refreshments from 5:30 pm.
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2009 |
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05,12,19,26
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Strategy the Band at The Ship Inn
Kirk Brown founded the band ‘Strategy the Band’ in November 2004. ;;Over the years, ‘Strategy the Band’ has become a household name to locals and visitors alike. With Tejay and Justin King completing the band’s frontline, the 3 vocalists cover a wide scope of genres, including, Dancehall, Soca, Reggae, R&B, Hip Hop and Fusions (Caribbean Pop). ;;Also appearing with Strategy are the Energy Dancers. ;;The Ship Inn is a nightclub in the heart of the St. Lawrence Gap entertainment area.
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05,12,19,26
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The Waterfront Quartet
This is a dinner with jazz event. ;;The VSOP is on vacation. ;It its place is a quartet that includes three of the VSOP members. ;;Band Leader is Tony Cummins who mostly plays the sax in this lineup, (which incidentally is his favourite instrument) although he occasionally blows his clarinet. ;;Other band members are VSOP stalwarts Robert Foster on drums and Cecil Bascombe on bass. These are joined by Mike Krinholtz who plays a mean piano. ;;Music featured is mainly from the fifties and sixties. ;;The Waterfront Cafe serves fine food. The menu offers a combination of Caribbean, American and seafood cuisine. Seating is provided for 160 people. ;;Dinner reservations are definitely recommended, but if you don’t mind perhaps having to stand, you can simply show up and have a couple of drinks and dance or listen to the band.
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Music Festival Barbados 2009
Here's the schedule for this year's festival:
Fri Nov 6 at Bert's Bar, Rockley Main Rd, Christ Church;The Incredible Flyin Strings;The Incredible Flyin’ Strings are a French-British rock n roll band from the north of France. The band’s influences are 70’s rock n roll, and their live performances are always extremely energetic….;Since it’s creation in 2007, the band as performed a lot gigs in France and Belgium. They are currently recording their first album that will be released in January 2010.;The Incredible Flyin’ Strings are Alex de Boncourt on lead vocals and rhythm guitar. Maxime Gambu on lead guitar and vocals. Nico de Boncourt on bass guitar and vocals and there is Raf Grisoni AKA Dr. beat on drums and percussion;Are You Experienced?;Are You Experienced? are now widely accepted as the No.1 tribute to Jimi Hendrix, formed in 1996 by John Campbell.;The onstage resemblance is there for all to see. And with showmanship that harks back to Jimi's late 60's performances, even the most ardent fan would raise a wry smile.;John has appeared on "The Trisha Show", Talk Radio with Lorraine Kelly and Sky One's "Death by excess" The band were featured on BBC 2's Arena special on tribute bands.... "Into The Limelight" to critical acclaim.
Sat Nov 7 at Surfer's Bay, Silver Sands, Christ Church;South 11;DJ Promatix;Mo'Lava;The Fully Loaded Band;The Dub Pistols
Sun Nov 8 at Surfer's Bay, Silver Sands, Christ Church;Lal Kla Soyl;Tamara Marshall;Threads of Scarlet;The Incredible Flyin Strings;Are You Experienced?;The Martin Harley Band
Sponsored by Banks Beer
Tickets from Virgin Atlantic, Hastings, Christ Church; Bert's Bar, Rockley, Christ Church; Surfer's Cafe, Oistins, Christ Church
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06,07,08,13,14,15,20,
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Oistins Fish Fry
Oistins is an active fishing town on the south coast and is a hub of activity on weekend nights. ;;On Friday night particularly, the big thing to do is go to the fish fry in Oistins. The food is the main draw - excellent fish, (tuna, swordfish, marlin, mahy-mahy, flying fish), lobster, chicken etc served in an extremely informal setting. You can get your fish grilled or fried depending on which vendor you choose from. Its all cooked on the spot in front of you. ;;A plate of fish (and theres plenty fish on it) and a beer will cost you about Bds$30.00. ;;Seating is plentiful, if rustic, and in amongst the diners, the old-timers are playing dominoes. ;;But there are also art and craft items on sale, including jewellery, pottery, ceramics, leather craft, wood carvings, straw craft, clothing and accessories, and original paintings and prints. ;;There are two sources of music one plays mostly back-in-time (Bob Marley, Platters, Jimmy Cliff, Jamaican ska, even old country and western!), the other calypso, including the current Crop Over hits. You can dance if you want or watch the others dance! Some nights theres a live band. ;;Food is usually available from about 7:00 pm but if you go early (say 5:45 pm) you can walk on the pier and perhaps see a great sunset. Collect your fish scraps from the vendors in the fish market and feed the turtles. ;;Frequented by visitors and locals alike, it's a great place to spend an informal evening. Lots of parents bring their children. ;;If you go after 8:00, be prepared occasionally for long waits for food. ;;Dress down!
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06,13,20,27
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Masala with Philip 7 live at McBrides
Masala with Philip 7 performs live at McBrides Pub and Cookhouse. ;;The 5 members of the band are Phillip Scantelbury (Lead Vocalist), Nicholas Lewis (Solo Guitarist), Ryan Holder (Drummer), Dexter Snagg (Keyboards) and Justin Worrell (Bass Guitar). ;;The band plays everything from hip-hop to R&B and Soca to Rock. ;;Friday is ladies night. Ladies gain free entry before 11:00 pm - plus they get a free Smirnoff cocktail. Happy Hour 11:00 pm to 1:00 am. ;;McBrides is in the centre of the St. Lawrence Gap entertainment area.
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06,13,20,27
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Threads of Scarlett Live at the Bump 'n Wine Cafe
Threads of Scarlett, an up-and-coming rock band, plays live at the Bump'n Wine Cafe.
$4.00 drinks all night. Fish Fry at midnight.
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06,20,27
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Kolorblynd at The Wicketkeeper
Kolorblynd is a three piece band that plays R&B, Rock, Funk, and Soul - both retro and current.
The members are well-known accomplished musicians:;Ian Alleyne on guitar and vocals, ;Maxi Taylor on drums and vocals, and ;Ricky Aimey on bass and vocals.
Their repertoire is wide including music from favourites like The Eagles, Peter Frampton, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Prince and Jimi Hendrix.
The Wicketkeeper provides a solid bar and supper time food and bar snacks.
The setting is intimate and the food and band are both excellent.;A good place to hang out on a Friday night.
Enjoy!
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07
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Christ in Christmas - Charity Dinner
This is a charity cocktail reception and dinner sponsored by the Living Water Community.
Catering for 350 persons, there will be an auction of several items including as many as five cars, jewellery, cell phones and trips.
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07
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Annual Cruise - Roebuck/Louis Lynch OSA
Tickets from CS Pharmacy, Bridgetown.
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07
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St. Philip Festival - Gala Opening
The event opens with a fun walk from East Point, St. Philip to the Soca Village at Bayley's Primary School.
Stiltmen, Mother Sally, a tuk band and dancers will lead the walk.
At 5:30, at the end of the walk, the official ceremony will start with speech's honouring the Barbadian King of Draughts Ronald ' Suki' King.
Entertainment will be provided by a pan orchestra.
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NOV |
07
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Northern Primary Schools Choir Competiion
This is the fourth annual competition.;At stake is the Roland Edwards Challenge Trophy and prize money totaling $5000.00
Competing choirs include:;All Saints Primary School;Chalky Mount Primary School;Half Moon Fort Primary School;Ignatius Byer Primary School;Roland Edwards Primary School;Selah Primary School;St. James Primary School;St. Lucy Primary School
In addition, there will be guest performances by other artistes.
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07
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The Ark's Christmas Market
Art, Craft and More.
Features are Tea, Fashion Show, and Wine & Cheese
Also, there are stalls for:;Swimsuits;Bliss Bath & Body Products;Herb Gardens;Avon Products;Pottery;Photos, Greeting Cards and Calendars;Handmade Table Linen;Pet Shop;Garden Market;Wine World;Christmas Shop;Chukka Chic Clothing;Gourmet Shop Cheese Plates;Dolly's;Glo Spa;Hott Stuff;Envy Style Clothing;Art;Make-up;Thai Crockery and Jewellery;Pottery Decorations;Preserves;Custom Made Slippers;Jewellery and Handbags;Orchids;Handmade Christmas Decorations
It's a fund raiser for the Ark Animal Welfare Society.
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07
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Variety Concert
The concert is hosted by Our Lady Queen of the Universe Roman Catholic Church as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations.
The event promises festivity and thanksgiving with poetry, music and dance. Featured will be The Franciscan Friends Music Mission of Canada, The Black rock Church Youth, Folk and Senior Choirs, Barbados Dance Theatre and the Praise Academy of Dance.
Tickets available at the church office.
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NOV |
07
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4H Market Day
The Foundation will showcase its project work, seedlings, locally grown fruit and vegetables, plants, crafts as well as home made dishes will be on display.
In addition, there will be demonstrations in budding and grafting.
Ministry of Agriculture Extension officers will be there to give advise on backyard gardening.
Fish Cakes, Pudding and Souse and other food items will be on sale.
The event is aimed at making the public more aware of of the 4H Programme.
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NOV |
07
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Gospel Concert
The Sir Winston Scott Polyclinic is hosting this fund-raising event.
Performing will be:;Paula Hinds;David Briggs;The Miraclettes;Debra Jemmott, and;The Royal Barbados Police Force Band.
The Polyclinic Chorale will also perform.
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07
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Car Boot and Tent Market
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NOV |
07
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Ermine Holmes Memorial Lecture
The title of the lecture is "Managing Your Finances in Tough Times".
The speakers are Winston Delaney, retired banker and business consultant, and Michael Mayers, Investment Analyst.
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07,08
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2009 NIFCA Culinary Arts Exhibition and Professional Cook-Off
Come and witness Barbadian Cuisine at its best.
Time are as follows:;Sat Nov 07 from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm;Sun Nov 08 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
The event is sponsored by Carlton and Emerald City Supermarkets and the NCF.
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07,14
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LGH Exhibition - The Lancaster Summer Show
The Lancaster Summer Show of contemporary paintings, ceramics, photography, furniture, and installations featuring work from the 2009 Graduate Fine Arts Programme of the Barbados Community College.
Artists represented are Melanie Bishop, Dennis de Caires, V. Trieloff, Corrie Scott, Louise Porter, Adrian Richards, Andrew Hewkin, Simbah Pile, Alicia Alleyne, David Alleyne, Greta Ryan, Alexandra Hanshell, Sandra Henderson, and Scott King.
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2009 |
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07,14,21,28
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NEXCYX Live at the Bump 'n Wine Cafe
NEXCYX plays live at the Bump'n Wine Cafe.
NEXCYX is a 6-person Alternative/Pop/R&B Band. Members are: ;Mahalia Phillips, Rochelle Griffith, Andre Clarke, Russell Padmore, Kris Clarke and Andre Forde.
Get a free Amnesia cocktail on entry. After that every drink is $4.00.
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NOV |
08
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Tourism Development Concert
Promoted by Cassius Clay, the event features Ruk-a-Tuk International, The Erisil Dancers, Tony Grazette, Desmond Weekes and others.
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NOV |
08
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Fashion Showcase - Wayne Smith
Details to be added later.
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08
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St. Patrick's Anglican Church - Annual Luncheon
Attractive Door Prizes and Entertainment.
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08
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St. Matthias Church - Annual Luncheon
Book a table for 10 and select location when you arrive.
Good Fellowship, Good Food!
Fun and Prizes.
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NOV |
08
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Foundation Old Scholars Scenic Bus Ride
Buses leave the Foundation School at 9:00 am sharp. The route takes you to Farley Hill and back with stops along the way. Expected return time is 5:00 pm.
Tickets are available from Line and Length, Norman Centre; Joe's Pharmacy, Oistins; London Designs, Upper Collymore Rock; and the Foundation Old Scholars Association Executive.
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NOV |
08
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Richard Stoute Teen Talent Contest 2009 - FINAL
Every year, veteran singer/performer Richard Stoute hosts his Teen Talent Competition. ;;This year, the 33rd, is under the patronage of the Minister of Tourism, Hon Richard Sealy. ;;The seniors competition is for 13-19 year olds.;;Winners of past competitions have gone on to make a living in the recording industry.
Unusually, there will be 15 finalists this year.;;;Senior Final ;Sun Nov 08, 7:00 pm at Plantation Garden Theatre, St. Lawrence Main Rd, Christ Church ;;Prize Giving ;Sun Nov 22, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
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QPG Exhibition - Hestian Threads by Rosemary Pilgrim
Rosemary is the winner of the Crop-Over Purchase Award 2007, and the winner of the Crop Over Fine Arts prize in 2008 and 2009.
In mythology, Hestia was the first born Olympian. In Greece, the home fires were dedicated to Hestia.
The works explore he idea of nature and the woman and the relationship between the two.
Denise Menard-Grenidge is the guest curator.
Opening night show is on Sunday Nov 8 starting at 6:30 pm.;Exhibition can be viewed Mon to Sat from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Sponsored by the National Cultural Foundation.
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08,10,11,12,13,17,18,
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Zemicon Exhibition - John Stuart
The exhibition is titled 'A Celebration of 50 years'.
John Stuart is a winner of the Carmichael Prize Competition.
Details to be added later.
Show times are:;Opening night Sun Nov 08 - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm;Other dates - 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
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09
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Seminar - Barbados CFA
Details to be added later.
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09,10,11,12,13,14,15,
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BMHS Exhibition - Prehistoric Barbados
The Barbados Museum is pleased to invite members of the public to view the exhibition 'Pre-historic Barbados'.;;Opening hours for this exhibition at the Barbados Museum are: ;Monday to Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and ;Sunday 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Details to be added later
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09,10,11,12,13,14,16,
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GCA Exhibition - Don Small & Richard T Alleyne - Oil on Canvas
Don Small embodies realism with a spiritual quality that transcends the everyday and draws the viewer into the heart and soul of his beautiful island. He primarily paints in oils.
Richard Alleyne, like Don Small a graduate of the Barbados Community College, produces paintigs suffused with haunting surrealism.
Opening hours are:;Opening Night - Sun Nov 07 at 5:30 pm;Mondays to Fridays from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm;Saturdays from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm
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09,10,11,12,13,14,16,
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BAC Exhibition - Independence Group Show
The exhibition is sponsored by the Barbados Arts Council.
Details to be added later
Opening times are:;Mon to Fri 9:30 am to 5:00 pm;Sat 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
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10
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Book Launch - Birds of Barbados
The 300 page book is co-authored by Dr. P A Buckley, Francine Buckley, Maurice Hutt, Hazel Hutt and Edward Massiah.
One of the book's features is a checklist of the 263 species of birds seen in Barbados.
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11
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Remembrance Day Parade
Barbados will remember its veterans of the two World Wars in a brief Ceremony and Military Parade.
The Barbados Defence Force, The Royal Barbados Police Force, The Barbados Cadet Force, The Barbados Legion and the Red Cross Association will take part.
Officials will place wreaths at the base of the Cenotaph.
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12
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Literary Arts - Panel Discussion
The full tile of the event is:;"The Role and Responsibility of the Writer in Shaping the Identity of a Developing Society".
It is sponsored by the NCF/Frank Collymore Literary Endowment Committee.
Panelists will speak on issues related to the media,music, art and film, as well as the traditional role of the writer and how the interpretation of their works affects notions of Barbadian Identity.
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12
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4th Annual Dr. Patrick Emmanuel Memorial Lecture
The topic is:;"Gender, Race and Class - A Perspective on the Contemporary Caribbean Struggle".
The speaker is:;Guyanese-born regional women's rights and political activist Andaiye, a founding member of the Working People's Alliance of slain historian and political activist Dr. Walter Rodney.
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UWI Cave Hill Film Society: 'El hijo de la novia'
This movie is part of the 2009/10 season of film sponsored by the UWI Cave Hill Film Society. The UWICHFS carefully selects the films it presents for their directorial and cinematographic value. They are often foreign films with English sub-titles. There is usually a discussion about the film afterward.
El hijo de la novia is an Argentine comedy drama film, directed by Juan José Campanella and written by Campanella and Fernando Castets.
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13
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Dame Nita Barrow Memorial Lecture
The topic is:;"Power, Labour, Pleasure: Sexuality in Everyday Life"
The speaker is:;Guyanese born Professor Kamala Kempadoo of the Department of Social Sciences at York University, Toronto.
The lecture is hosted by the UWI Institute of Gender and Development Studies.
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13
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Seminar - Green Living - Organic Farming, Foods and Lifestyles
The seminar will be conducted by Waverly Gooding, Organic Lifestyle Consultant and David Bynoe, Agronomist.
It is aimed at persons who have diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and cancer.
Its objective is to promote healthy living through increasing organic food production. The presenters will be explaining how individuals could produce and prepare healthy food.
The event is organised by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Foundation for Living Trust.
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DLP Lecture - Progress made so far by this Administration in Housing
The lecture will by given by Minister of Housing and Lands, Hon Michael Lashley.
Lunch will be served from 12:30 onward. ;Cost is between Bds $10.00 and $15.00 ;;The lecture will start at 1:00 pm
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Diabetes Global Village Expo
The Barbados Diabetes Foundation, in collaboration with the Diabetes Association of Barbados presents its Diabetes Global Village Expo.
The will be booths showcasing Pharmaceuticals, Food and Nutrition, Exercise and Fitness, Art and Craft, Health and Beauty, Herbal Alternatives, and Lifestyles Literature.
There is also a Farmer's Market and Vegetable Garden.
Here's the programme:
Fri Nov 13;Opening Ceremony;Exercise Session;Cooking Demonstrations;Ballroom / Line Dancing;Performances by Romario Greaves, Myrna Squires and others;Fashion Show by models from Barbados Amateur Model Search;Karaoke;Ask the Doctor, Podiatrist or Nutritionist
Sat Nov 14;Launch of compost project;Diabetes Day Lecture by Dr. Anne St. John;Exercise Sessions;Cooking Demonstrations;Karaoke;Ballroom and Line Dancing;Performances by :Lisa Griffith, Nicole Pilgrim, Shurnelle Bovell, I'shaka McNeil, Marissa Lindsay and Adrian Clarke;Fashion Show by models from Barbados Amateur Model Search
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
St. Dominic's Catholic Church, under the distinguished patronage of Mrs Mara Thompson, wife of the Prime Minister, presents an amateur production by arrangement with The Really Useful Group Ltd of the acclaimed Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
There is a cast of 55 drawn from the congregaions of several RC Churches.
Performance schedule is as follows:;Fri Nov 13 at 7:00 pm;Sat Nov 14 at 8:00 m;Sun Nov 15 at 6:00 pm;Fri Nov 20 at 7:00 pm;Sun Nov 22 at 6:00 pm
The show is produced by Edith Moise of St. Gabriel's Pantomime fae,. The choir mistress is Jean Date and backdrops are by Catherine Smth, Chris Richards and Alana Fenty.
Box offices are Gospel Q, Sheraton Mall; Big B Supermarket, Rendezvous
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The Plantation's Golden Oldies
This is a dance event, featuring 'golden oldies' music from the 60s, 70s and 80s. ;;DJs are Larry Mayers, Peter Wilkinson and Ian 'Cupid' Gill.
Guest appearance by DJ Champ.
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Tevin Campbell Live in Concert
This is a Timeless Entertainment Production.
Tevin Campbell is an American R&B singer with several top ten recordings including Brown Eyed Girl, Impossible Dream, and Can we Talk.
Special Guest on the show is Ria Borman.
Featured also is Omar McQuilkin.
Box offices are Texaco, Wildey; Ticket Centre, Sheraton; No 1 Record Store, Bridgetown.
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Pianist Roman Rudnytsky in Concert
Presented by the Embassy of the United States of America in association with the Barbados Association of Piano Teachers.
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14
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Silver Sands Church of God Tea Party
The event is in aid of church building funds.
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14
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BADMC Eastern Farmers Market & Fair
The event is hosted by the Barbados Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (BADMC).
For Sale will be:;Fresh Local vegetables and fruits;Plants and fruit trees;Local Breakfast from 7:00 am to 11:00 am;Barbecue, food and drinks
For the Children:;Jumping tent;Face Painting;Lucky dip;Poet fish;Video games;Pony rides
For Adults:;Health Clinic;Dance classes;Pedicures, manicures and facials;A cultural show form 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm
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14
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Andre Woodvine at The 39 Steps
One of Barbados' most accomplished musical performers, Andre Woodvine, plays in an intimate dinner setting at The 39 Steps With him Andre will have guitarist Willie Kerr (of Merrymen fame) and the talented jazz singer Eliana Marcenaro.
Andre plays a variety of wind instruments, among them sax, flute, and clarinet.
Special to this performance is the release of Andre's new CD of Cool Caribbean Jazz entitled "Fix it on Monday".
On the CD, Andre plays with Dave Burnett, drummer, Richard Evans, bassist and Stefan Walcott , pianist. The CD was recorded in Barbados at Studio Vine. It features nine new compositions which Andre has been performing throughout Barbados over the last two years.
The 39 Steps is a Wine Bar that features excellent international cuisine and matching service.
Reservations are definitely recommended - 427-0715
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14
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Annual World Diabetes Day Walk
The walk consists of there laps around the inside (hard) track of the Garrison Savannah, thence to the Bay Street Esplanade.
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14,21,28
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Strategy the Band at Aussie's Beach House
Kirk Brown founded the band ‘Strategy the Band’ in November 2004. ;;Over the years, ‘Strategy the Band’ has become a household name to locals and visitors alike. With Tejay and Justin King completing the band’s front line, the 3 vocalists cover a wide scope of genres, including, Dancehall, Soca, Reggae, R&B, Hip Hop and Fusions (Caribbean Pop).
DJ chunky G is on hand to stir things up.
Aussie's Beach House is a new restaurant addition just off the St. Lawrence Gap night-life area.;Go early to have a meal and stay late to rock with the band.
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Unlocking the Secrets to your Child's Reading
THis is a seminar presented by The Extra Edge.
The presenteris Dr. Patricia Saul, President of the Barbados Association of Reading.
Do you wish your child would read more?;Come and find out how to achiebe that.
It's free. Call 243-2843 and say you're coming.
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15
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2009 NIFCA Literary Arts Gala
The event features the best of this year's NIFCA Literary Arts Competition.
The event features the launch of the NIFCA Audio Book!
Children under 6 are not permitted.
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15
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Soca Palace Revue - Out of Season Calypso Tent
Super Gladiators are holding their own in house calypso competition.
Performing will be Facial, Dre, Madame Doosa, Jah Stone, Apollo, Messenger, Musical and Mike Thompson.
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15,16,17,18,19,20,21,
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2009 NIFCA Visual Arts / Photography Exhibition
There are over 700 entrants in this year's competition.
The visual arts exhibition is one of the highlights of the NIFCA celebrations each year.
Many of the exhibits will be on sale.
The event is organised by te National Cultural Foundation and sponsored by Sagicor Life Inc.
Opening times are:;Mon to Sat: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm;Sun: 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm
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Panel Discussion - Barbados Stock Exchange
Details to be added later.
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16
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Domino, Whist and Hearts Association Bingo
Entrance fee gives you two cards.
Jackpot $4,500.00 in 45 calls. ;If the jackpot is not won, 3 prizes of $700.00 each. ;Cash Prize for all 18 games.
Door prize to be won.;;The event is organised by the National Domino Whist and Hearts Clubs' Association..
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17
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Lecture - Strategies for Personal Financial Growth
The complete title of the lecture is:;"Strategies for Personal Financial Growth and Development in Recessionary Times".
The lecture will be given by Ms. Elizabeth Morgan, Barbados Country Manager for Caribbean Money Market Brokers.
The event is organised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Barbados.
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17
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Lecture - Innovation Management in the Knowledge Economy
The full title of the lecture is:;Innovation Management in the Knowledge Economy: The role of Intellectual Assets and Property
The lecture will be given by Professor Ulf Petrusson, Director of the Center for Intellectual Property Studies, Chalmers University, Sweden.
Th event is organised by the UWI Business Development Office, Th World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and the Sridath Ramphal Centre.
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18
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Book Launch - Born in the Briar Patch
Beverley Clarke is the author of "Born in the Briar Patch", a novel of plantation drama of days gone by set in Barbados.
Beverley attended St. Michael's Girls School and currently lives in Canada.;She is the author of another work published in 2003 entitled Am I M Brother's Keeper.
Beverley will be at the Main Guard signing copies of the new novel and talking to interested persons.
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20
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Job Expo 2009 - National Employment Bureau
Refashion, Re-tool, Retrain is the theme of the expo.
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20
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Dancing Under the Stars
Eight Barbadian personalities will be paired with dancers from Bailamos, Genisis and Rondwin dance clubs in a dance potpourri that includes the Waltz, Salsa, Jive, Rumba and Cha Cha Cha.
Entertainment by Mikey and Philip 7.
After the show, show your own dance moves!
The event is sponsored by the National Conservation Commission and is part of the 100th anniversary celebration of Queen's Park.
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20
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Sheraton Plaza 20h Anniverasry Events
Events include:
Steel Pan Music - 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm;Nintendo Wii Games - 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm;Tuk Band and Stilt Walkers - 5:30 pm;Mojito Sampling with Mount Gay 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm;Also lots of giveaways and sampling.
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20
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Rum Pairing Dinner at Sandy Lane Hotel
The Rum Pairing Dinner takes place at Sandy Lane Hotel's L'Acajou Restaurant and is in honour of the Barbados Museum & Historical Society.
The event starts with a reception at 7:00 p.m.
Dinner will be served at 8:00 p.m. ;The dinner comprises four fixed courses. Each course features a premium Caribbean rum.;Featured are Tommy Bahama White Sand Rum, Foursquare Spiced Rum, R.L Seale Finest 10 Year Old Rum or Kaiken Ultra Malbec, and Doorley's XO Rum.
Please note reservations will be taken only at Tel: 444-2030 or Email: restaurantreservations@sandylane.com.
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20
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DLP Lecture - Common Entrance Examination and the Transfer to Secondary Level
The lecture will by given by Mr. David Bowen, Principal of Queen's College..
Lunch will be served from 12:30 onward. ;Cost is between Bds $10.00 and $15.00 ;;The lecture will start at 1:00 pm
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20
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The Hope Sanctuary Book Sale
The Hope Sanctuary sells used books once per month to raise funds for its animal preservation activities.
Books are mostly priced between Bds $2.00 and $10.00 each.
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20,21,22,28,29
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EBCCI End of Semester Presentations
The Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination presents their End of Semester One exposition in Music, Dance and Theatre.
Music
When - 20th November 2009 - 7:00 pm
Where - The Terrace of the Warner Walcott Theatre.
This showcase premieres the EBCCI Pop Music Ensemble under the directorship of Lecturer Stefan Walcott. Featured performers are Tahirah Hinds,Matthew Alman and Melanie Cox.;Admission - Bds $10:00 - Students $5.00.
Theatre
When - 21st and 22nd November - 7:00 pm;Where - Warner Walcott Theatre;The play being presented is 'Yellowman', a 2002 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama, by Dael Orlandersmith. The Play will be directed by Fulbright Scholar Meredith Coleman Tobias.
Admission - Bds $25.00 - Students $15.00
Dance;When - 28th and 29th November - 7:00 pm ;Where - Warner Walcott Theatre
The Dance section features the EBCI Dance Company and Ensemble with choreographies by Gene Carson, Olivia Hall, Gina Mayers, and Nicollette Williams
Admission - Bds $25.00 - Students $15.00
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St. David's Flea Market
New and used items on sale.
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Sacred Heart RC Church Tea Party
Entertainment for the whole family.
Tombola, Poetry, Skits, Door Prizes.
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21
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Soca Palace Revue - Kaiso Past
The Soca Palace will be paying tribute to past calypsonians who formed the Calypso Enterprises in 1975.
Performng will be Pompey, Colin Spencer and Dre who will sing from the songbook of Sir Don, Grynner and Lord Wilson among others.
As an added attraction, Ziggy Walcott will perform Liar's She Want Pan on his steel pan.
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Can Carlton Men Cook?
Come and find out!
An evening of great food, atmosphere, and entertainment.
Entertainment will be provided by the Suzuki Strings, The Casablanca Steel Orchestra and DJ.
Proceeds in aid of Carlton Cricket Club upgrading and maintenance.
For ticket information, call 425-9809.
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BARP Panel Discussion - Reverse Mortgages
The discussion's full title is:;"Could a Reverse Mortgage be a sSource of Financial Freeom for Seniors?"
Panelists are: ;Tony Marshall, broadcaster and former banker, and;Warrick Ward, CEO of Barbados Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Fact sheets will be available.;Refreshments will be served.
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Sundown Cliff Top Walk - Cove Bay to River Bay
The Ministry of Tourism's Sundown Cliff Walks, hosted by the Coastal Zone Management Unit (CZMU), will continue this month with a hike from Cove Bay to River Bay in St. Lucy. ;;Participants should assemble in the Car Park of the CZMU in Bay Street at 2:00 pm.;If you live in the north, you can meet the group at Cove Bay by 3:30 pm.;;Free bus transport will be provided from the CZMU to Cove Bay and from River Bay back to the CZMU after the walk. ;;BUT... you need to get your bus ticket in advance ;From the CZMU between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm weekdays. ;;The hike is part of the Coastal Zone Management Unit's Environmental Awareness programme.
COME PREPARED TO WALK ON CLIFF TOPS!
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Barbados Olympic Association Beach Clean-up
Come out and help to keep our beaches clean.
Garbage bags will be provided. Bring gloves and water.
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Eagle Hall Market Open Day
Buy Bajan at the Eagle Hall Market.
Available are delightful agricultural based products like fruit jams, chutney, sauces, fresh juices, and a variety of breads and pastries.
In addition, there's a selection of coconut shell jewellery, natural oils and soaps and more.
Also market day specials on fresh fruits,a and vegetables and plants.
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Bill and Kathleen Grace Art Sale
This is a show and sale of paintings and mandalas by Kathleen Grace and Bill Grace.
Bill will shortly be going to Israel for an indefinite period. This may be your last chance for some time to see and buy his works.
Directions to 20 Blue Waters: Turn in at Accra Chefette, go right on first roundabout, 20 Blue Waters is on second roundabout.
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Dinner and Jazz at Naniki
Naniki is a rustic restaurant that looks out on the north eastern segment of the island over the central hills down to the wild east coast - a truly exquisite setting. ;;This is a dinner and jazz combination. ;;The event features the sultry vocal styling of Joyce Davoran.;;Joyce Davoren, a native New Yorker, became interested in music and song as a preteen. She began studying vocal technique under the direction of Emory Taylor. With Taylor, Joyce practiced vocal placement, delivery and jazz songs.;In New York, she has appeared at Le Bar Bat, Shelly's, Café' San Marco, Chez Oskar, the Buttercup Café, Madiba Restaurant, Parlor Jazz, and Red Bamboo. She also performed with Linda Hopkins at the Lionel Hampton Room in Paris and has been on television shows in France, Italy, Germany and Spain.;Currently Joyce is in the process of working on her first CD, and performing in the New York area.
Directions:;Twenty minutes from Bussa roundabout.;Turn left at the top of Horse Hill and follow the signs.
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Community Independence Celebrations - Spirit of the Nation Show
This is the final of the community Talent shows.
Contestants will perform in the areas of dance, poetry, drama, singing or other form of entertainment. ;;Contestants are the winners of the Zone Shows.
John King is the Guest Artist.
Box Offices are CS Pharmacy, Broad Street; Cave Shepherd, Broad Street; Upbeat, Sgeraton Cntre; Material Things, Speightstown; Joe's Pharmacy, Oistins
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A Health Affair
Organised by the Ermine Holmes Community Trust, the event will feature presentations on exercise and stress management, aerobics, line dancing as well as karate demonstrations and exhibits by herbalist Anette Maynard Watson.
Blood pressure, Glucose and Cholesterol testing will be doe.
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Health and Wellness Fair
The Christ Church Constituency Council is hosting the fair.
Featured are:;Blood pressure and cholesterol tests;Blood sugar checks;HIV tests and counseling;Advice on the H1N1 virus
There will be displays by the Centre for Disabilities and the Christ Church South District Emergency Organisation.
Come and learn more about autism and hypertension and substance abuse, and receive tips on massage and beauty techniques
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Canadian Women's Club - Christmas Gift & Craft Show
There will be 80 vendors all under cover!
Features are:;A multicultural Food Tent;Pictures with Santa;High Tea hosted by Providence Children;International Beer and Wine Tent;Tickets from Ins and Outs Emporium at Earthworks, St. Thomas
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2009 NIFCA Performing Arts Gala
The is the final NIFCA presentation for the performing arts for the 2009 season. It features the best of this year's competition.
Performing are:;Carolyn Clarke, Dancin' Africa, Israel Lovell Foundation Danders, Of Another Nature, St. Mary;'s Primary, Rickardo Reid, Donnya Piggott, Reynold Weekes, Primary School, All Saints Primary School Choir, Israel Lovell Foundation Drummers, Haynesville Youth Club, Coda Flute Quartet, Chad Bowen, Coleridge and Parry School Jazz Band, Alicia Yarde-Collins, Rhesa Garnes, St. Leonard's Boys Choir, Adrian Greene and The Barbados National Youth Orchestra.
Children under 6 are not permitted.
Tickets available from Ticket Centre, Warrens, CS Pharmacy and NCF.
Sponsored by the NCF and LIME.
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Luncheon of the Five Continents - A Feast of International Dishes
The event features dishes from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean, and North America.
Dishes include Senegalese Yassa Chicken, Filipino Fish with green Paw Paw; Lebanese Rice with Chicken, Lamb and Almonds, Jamaican Escovitch Fish, and many others including dessert specials.
Stroll from tent to tent on the beautiful grounds of Jackson House. Visit each region twice! Drinks are included in the admission fee.
In addition to the fine food, there will be Live Entertainment and an Art Auction.
Proceeds from the event go to Capital Fund Campaign of the Church of God in Barbados.
Directions:;North at the Warrens Roundabout, past the Warrens Industrial Complex, right at the Jackson Roundabout, take next right. Jackson House will be on your right.
Tickets are available at AA Framing & Decoration (Tel: 435-0513 or cell 233-3606) and Springley Secretarial Services 426-2760, both located on 1st Ave. Belleville or at the General Assembly office of the Church of God on Chapman Street -Tel: 426-5327.
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Richard Stoute Teen Talent Contest 2009 - Prize Giving
Every year, veteran singer/performer Richard Stoute hosts his Teen Talent Competition.
This year, the 33rd, is under the patronage of the Minister of Tourism, Hon Richard Sealy.
The competition is in two age categories Juniors 6-12yo and Seniors 13-19yo.
Winners of past competitions have gone on to make a living in the recording industry.
Here's the timetable for this year:
Opening Gala
Sun Aug 09, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Preliminary Rounds - one senior and two junior competitions each night
Sun Aug 16, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Sun Aug 23, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Sun Aug 30, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Sun Sep 06, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Sun Sep 13, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Sun Sep 20, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Sun Sep 27, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Junior Finals
Sun Oct 04, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Senior Semi Finals
Sun Oct 18, 7:00 pm at Plantation Garden Theatre, St. Lawrence Main Rd, Christ Church
Sun Oct 25, 7:00 pm at Plantation Garden Theatre, St. Lawrence Main Rd, Christ Church
Senior Final
Sun Nov 08, 7:00 pm at Plantation Garden Theatre, St. Lawrence Main Rd, Christ Church
Prize Giving
Sun Nov 22, 7:00 pm at Sugar Cane Mall, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
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43rd National Independence Ecumenical Service
The theme for this year's ecumenical service is:;"Passing on our Godly Heritage to the Next Generation".
Various youth groups will be featured including the Lester Vaughan Choir, Bayley's Primary School Choir, the Girl Guides Association, Brownies, Cub Scouts, and the Barbados Amateur Athletic Association.
The sermon will be delivered by The Reverend, Dr. John Holder, Anglican Bishop of Barbados.
In case of inclement weather, the service will take place at St. Michael's Cathedral.
Shuttle bus service from 2:30 pm from the Ministry of Educating, Constitution Road, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Plank Field and the Coleridge Street Car park. Fee is Bds $5.00.
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2009 |
NOV |
22
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American Women's Club Thanksgiving Lunch
This is a fundraiser in aid of The AWC Christmas Vouchers for the Needy.
For tickets call 428-3820 or 432-2602.
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2009 |
NOV |
22
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Cave Shepherd Customer Appreciation Day
Discounts available.
Fashion Show at 2:30 pm;Appearabce by Ben the Bookworm;Performance and CD signing by Mya Daniel
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2009 |
NOV |
22
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Nation Fun Ride and Fun Walk
The two events take place on the same day for the first time this year. ;;The Ride will start at 5:00 am and the Walk at 6:00 am.
You can participate in both if you wish.;Start the Fun Ride at 5:00. On completion, drop off your bicycle in a specially provided secure place, collecting a numbered ticket . At the end of the Fun Walk, collect your cycle using your numbered ticket.;;There will be prizes and giveaways with an entertainment package at the end. ;;Registration from November 2 at the Nation Offices at Fontabelle or Courts, Sheraton.
The route for the 21K fun ride is as follows:;Begin at Garfield Sobers Roundabout, proceed on the ABC highway to Frank Worrell Roundabout and return by the same route, left at Upton, right next to LIME to end up at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex.
The route of the 15K fun walk is as follows:;Begin at Garfield Sobers Roundabout, proceed on the ABC highway to Everton Weekes Roundabout and return by the same route, left at Upton, right next to LIME to end up at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex.
The Nation is using the opportunity to mount a drive to collect various food and hygiene items for the HIV/AIDS Food Bank.;Persons are asked to donate from the following list:;Vegetables, Toilet Paper, Sanitary Napkins, Biscuits, Cereals, Toiletries, Cookies, Canned Meats, Granola Bars, Fish, Soups, Fruits, Rice, Milk and Pasta.
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2009 |
NOV |
23
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34th Sir Winston Scott Memorial Lecture
The topic is:;"The Third Industrial Revolution and A New Social Vision for the 21st Century".
The speaker is:;Mr Jeremy Rifkin, President of the Foundation on Economic Trends and advisr to European Governments on issues related to the economy, climate change and energy security.
"We are on the cusp of a thrid industrial revolution that could give us a door open to a new post fossil-fuel era".
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2009 |
NOV |
23,24,25,26
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Community Dance Fest - Preliminaries
The event is organised by the Ministry of Community Development and Culture, through the National Cultural Foundation, the Community Development Office and the Independence Celebrations Secretariat.
Categories of dance include contemporary/modern, African, Ballet, Ballroom, jazz/Street dance, square dance and tap dance.
The schedule is as follows:;Mon Nov 23 - Northern Zone - at Coleridge & Parry School;Tue Nov 24 - Southern Zone - at the Foundation School;Wed Nov 25 - St. Michael North Zone - at The St. Michael School;Thu Nov 26 - St. Michael South Zone - at the St. Michael School.
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2009 |
NOV |
23,25,27,28
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BMHS - Amerindian Archaeology Week
The Barbados Museum is celebrating Amerindian Archaeology Week.
Here is the schedule: ;
Monday 23rd;6:30 pm;Special Exhibition Tour;BHMS members are invited to a special tour of the Pre-Histoic exhibition, led by Kevin Farmer , BMHS Curator of History and Archaeology and Prof. Peter Drewitt.;;7:30 pm;Public Lecture
Prehistoric Barbados - 25 years of field research;Given by Prof. Peter Drewitt, Emeritus Porfessor of Archaeology, University of Susex, UK.
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Wednesday 25th
11:00 am to 4:00 pm
Amerindian finds drop in session at the Museum
Bring any Amerindian finds you have for recording and identification or if you have none come and handle some so you know what to look for on your walks. Session led by Prof. Peter Drewett, Lysbeth Drewett and Kevin Farmer.
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Friday 27th
7.30 pm
Public Lecture
From Prehistoric Guadeloupe to Prehistoric Barbados
Given by Dr Maaike S. de Waal, Lecturer in Archaeology, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill.
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Saturday 28th
10:00 am
Prehistoric Barbados: a field trip
led by Professor Peter L. Drewett
Meet at the Barbados Museum at 10:00 a.m. for an all day field trip including the major Amerindian sites at Silver Sands, Chancery Lane, Three Houses, Hillcrest, Greenland and Port St Charles.
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2009 |
NOV |
24
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Lecture - Darwin and Barbados
The Barbados Museum and Historical Society in conjunction with the Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences, at UWI, Cave Hill presents the Charles Darwin Commemorative Bicentennial Lecture to mark the 150th Anniversary of the publication of Darwin's 'On the Origin of Species'.
The Speaker is Dr. Louis Chinnery, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences, at UWI, Cave Hill.
Refreshments will be served.
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2009 |
NOV |
24
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Lecture - The Key to Strees-Free living for Improved Health
The speaker is Dr. Sharon Harvey, consultant psychiatrist.
From 6:30 to 7:00 the public can view displays and discuss therapies used in reducing stress.
After the lecture, there will be bus transportation to the Fairchild Street bus stand.
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2009 |
NOV |
24,25,26,27,28
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LGH Exhibition - The Drawing Club's 'Coming of Age'
The 14 member Drawing Club is an Amateur Barbadian Group comprising persons from many walks of life. Members include a receptionist, a psychologist, students, a retired school teacher, a Reiki therapist, a pharmacists and ophthalmologists.
On exhibit will be works by June Haynes, Markley Clarke, Ethnie Weekes, Lolita Wood, Hagel St Clair, Ann Bannister, Cleavon Martin, Edward St. John, Subkushini Rao, Olyvia Poyser, Natasha Reid, Shanika Welch, Merlicia Armstrong, Beverley Drakes, Ellon Lewis.
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2009 |
NOV |
25
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An Evening of Art and Health Care
The Barbados National Registry for Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases hosts an evening of art and health care research.
Dr. Bernadette Theodore Gandhi will discuss the topic "The Relevance of Chronic Diseases in Today's Society".
Patrons can take part in the discussion as well as view the art on display.
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2009 |
NOV |
26
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UWI/CBOB Lunchtime Lecture
Details to be added later.
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2009 |
NOV |
27
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UWI Cave Hill Film Society: 'Raising Victor Vargas'
This movie is part of the 2009/10 season of film sponsored by the UWI Cave Hill Film Society. ;;Raising Victor Vargas is an American film.;A Lower East Side teen-ager struggles to find some sanity while surrounded by an eccentric grandmother, a crazy new girlfriend, and a longing younger brother
Refreshments will be available at this screening.;;The UWICHFS carefully selects the films it presents for their directorial and cinematographic value. They are often foreign films with English sub-titles. There is usually a discussion about the film afterward.
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2009 |
NOV |
27
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Community Independence Celebrations - Cruise
Details to be added later
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2009 |
NOV |
27
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Independence Dinner
The event is presented by the Parochial Church Council and Members of The Cathedral Church of St. Michael's and All Angels in aid of Church funds.
Telephone 427-0790 for information about tickets.
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2009 |
NOV |
27,28,29
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Showcase Barbados
The event seeks to promote to the world stage undiscovered Barbadians with talent in many different arts - dance, music, production, modeling, creative-makeup and photography.
Overseas guests include:;Erica Annise - international model;Dr. Sunyatta Amen - naturopathic physician, and;Mil Tickit - songwriter and producer
Venues are Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre, Two Mile Hill, St. Michael, and the Plantation Theatre, Christ Church
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2009 |
NOV |
28
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Plantation Theatre - Boogie Night
This is a back-in-time fete with music from the 70s, 80s and 90s and featuring some of the island's best DJs.
Now in its tenth year, Boogie Nights is a favourite place to be on Friday night.
There's one-hour of live entertainment and the rest is DJs playing the originals hits of yesteryear.
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2009 |
NOV |
28
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Ilaro Court Car Park Jam
Performers will include:;Masala with Philip 7;Fully Loaded with Buggy;Ayana John;LRG;JOHN King and the Boogie Knights;King Shepherd;Mikey;Khiomal;Mr. Dale;Fadda Fox;Gorg;Salt;Li'l Rick;Major Shacky
Promoters are RW Promotions, in association with 98.1 The One and Digicel.
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2009 |
NOV |
28
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Iron Sharpen Iron Hard Talk Open Mic Session with Kid Site and Kite
The theme of Kid Site's Talk Hard Session will be 'Barbados brekkin way from de Union Jack'.
The event also features the premiere of the rock band Kite's new video from their new album Spinning.
Doors open at 6:00 pm.
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2009 |
NOV |
28
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Ole Time Excursion
Ole Time Excursion, conducted by the Barbados Museum and Historical Society, is an island bus tour that explores the history and culture of Barbados.
The bus used is normally an open-sided Rocklyn bus. Children under 5 years old are not allowed.
Seats are limited so get your tickets from the Barbados Museum early! Bookings are only taken at the Museum upon payment.
Knowledgeable museum personnel are on hand to provide insight into the places visited.
Each trip is preceded by a 45-minute tour of the Museum which provides visitors with a sense of the island's history and heritage.
Bring a packed lunch and enjoy a fun-filled and educational day out. Bus returns to the Museum around 5:00 pm.
Here's the schedule:
Sunday, 28th June - North*
Saturday, 11th July South*
Saturday, 22nd August - North
Saturday, 19th September - South
Saturday, 31st October - North
Saturday, 28th November - South
*North Tour Route:
Garrison Historic Area
Westmoreland
Porters
Speightstown
Six Mens
Shermans
St. Lucy's Parish Church
River Bay
Little Bay
Farley Hill
*South Tour Route:
Garrison Historic Area
Emancipation Statue
Gun Hill
Bathsheba
St. John's Parish Church
Codrington College
King George V Memorial Park
Foul Bay
Three Houses
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2009 |
NOV |
28,29,30
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Ursuline Convent's Pantomime - Pandora's Box
Produced by Ms. Jill Otway, and performed by the students of the school, the Ursuline Convent's end of year pantomime is eagerly looked forward to by old and young alike.
This year, they have taken the ancient Greek story of Pandora and the box of trouble.
Here's a synopsis of the play:
In the Kingdom of Olympus all is not well.;;Pandora, a beautiful maiden, was given a Box by Zeus, the most powerful of the Olympian Gods, with the instructions that she must never open it.;;Pandora possessed an insatiable curiosity and could not resist the temptation. As she cautiously opened the Box, out swarmed hoards of evils and miseries, that until then, had been unknown to mankind!;;What Pandora did not realize was that when she slammed the Box shut, Hope was the one who remained captive.;In a rage, Zeus banished Pandora to the Kingdoms beneath Olympus that she would then be forced to witness the dreadful manifestations of what she had created.;;Two Naiad lads decided to accompany her in hopes that she would not be lonely.;Pan, a Satyr whose Pan-flute music was often heard throughout the land, and Gaea, the Mother of the Earth, helped Pandora and her two Naiad brothers. Eos too, assisted with her four winds. ;;Many adventures follow as the trio meet all kinds of characters, some filled with compassion and love, and some ready to unite with the Evils.;;Princes and Princesses dance and Musical Notes shudder as Disharmony gets into their midsts. The gentle Moonbeams watch helplessly as Selene, the Goddess of the Moon is taken from them.;When the Ripstick Bandits rob Pandora of her Box, a shocking discovery is made!
;In the glory of the Kingdom of Olympus, magic will be created before your eyes! ;The romantic aura could only exist when the Greek Gods meet in our Pantomime of 2009.;;;
Here are the dates, playtimes and admission fees:;Sat Nov 28 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $25.00; Children $15.00;Sun Nov 29 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $25.00; Children $15.00;Mon Nov 30 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $25.00; Children $15.00
Wed Dec 02 at 7:00 pm -- GALA NIGHT All Patrons $50.00;Fri Dec 04 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sat Dec 05 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sun Dec 06 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00
Fri Dec 11 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sat Dec 12 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sun Dec 13 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00
Tue Dec 15 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Wed Dec 16 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Fri Dec 18 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sat Dec 19 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sun Dec 20 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00
Mon Dec 21 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Tue Dec 22 at 7:00 pm -- CLOSING NIGHT Adults $30.00; Children $25.00
Tickets are available from:; Supercentre Big B on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and from;Supercentre Warrens on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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2009 |
NOV |
29
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Concert - "Colours of Combermere"
Details to be added later.
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2009 |
NOV |
29
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43rd Independence Gala and Parade
The gala will feature the est Barbadian Acts and performances on stage. The entertainment will feature The Merrymen, The Barbados National Youth Orchestra, St. Leonard's Boys Choir, Red Plastic Bag, Edwin Yearwood, The Mighty Gabby and Paula Hinds.
Afterwords there will be the traditional parade of uniformed units (23 in all) and a ceremonial display.
Other highlights include the announcement of this year's Independence Awards.
The event concludes with the salute at midnight.
Over 13,000 patrons are expected to attend.
There is park and ride transportation from the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre in Two Mile Hill, St. Michael, from the Garfield Sobers Complex in Wildey, St. Michael and from the Barbados Tourism Investment Inc Car Park in Bridgetown.
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2009 |
NOV |
30
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One People, One Barbados - Human Chain
On this day, Barbadians and visitors are being asked to from a human chain by linking hands completely around the 90 kilometer perimeter of Barbados.
It is estimated that 100,000 persons are needed to complete the chain.
The event begins with national prayer to give thanks, to repent for past wrongs, and to re-commit ourselves to Him who has blessed us.
The chain will be divided into 200 meter segments with each segment having a marshal or volunteer. With this in mind, 1400 volunteers are needed to ensure the success of the event.
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2009 |
NOV |
30
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Bajan Celebration Food Festival
The Food Festival will present 10 to 15 of Barbados' most popular food places including Souse Factory, Fish Net, Baker;s Mart, Moon Town, and Hot Legendary Fishcakes, as well as sno-cone and coconut vendors, sweet trays and a wide variety of Bajan dishes.
In addition, there will be entertainment from Ziggy Walcott's steel band, Ife's MokoJumbies, stick-lickers, dance groups, dramatists and comedy acts.
For the children, there will be a specially designated children's zone with clowns, face painting, jumping castles, donkey rides and lucky dips.
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2009 |
NOV |
30
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Independence Fun Walk and Run
The course is 3K starting and ending ate the Deacons Resource Centre.
The event is organised by the St. Michael North West Constituency Council.
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2009 |
NOV |
30
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Transport Board Sunday Scenic Independence Day Bus Tour
Tickets are available from the change booths at Fairchild Street or Princess Alice Terminals & the Transport Board Headquarters, Weymouth, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown.
Buses leave the Fairchild Street Terminal at 12:30 pm. Patrons carry their own picnic basket for indulging at the final stop.
The route of this tour is not yet available.
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2009 |
NOV |
30
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Wendy Alleyne in Concert
Wendy will be backed by the Rickey Aimey Band.
Performers will include;Tanya Clarke;Richard Stoute;Tony Grazette;Carolyn Leacock;Adrian Clarke;Desmond Weekes;Dwayne Husbands, and;Cherish Breedy
The event will be under the partronage of Prime Minister David Thompson and his wife Mara.
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2009 |
DEC |
01
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The Ark Used Book Sale
The Ark Used Book Sale has a large variety of fiction and non-fiction at bargain prices.
The Ark is a charitable Animal Welfare Organisation.
The sale takes place every first Tuesday of the month outside Big B supermarket.
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2009 |
DEC |
01
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Panel Discussion - BARNOD
Topic and panelists to be announced later.
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2009 |
DEC |
01,02,03,04
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GCA Exhibition - Don Small & Richard T Alleyne - Oil on Canvas
Don Small embodies realism with a spiritual quality that transcends the everyday and draws the viewer into the heart and soul of his beautiful island. He primarily paints in oils.
Richard Alleyne, like Don Small a graduate of the Barbados Community College, produces paintigs suffused with haunting surrealism.
Opening hours are:;Opening Night - Sun Nov 07 at 5:30 pm;Mondays to Fridays from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm;Saturdays from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm
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2009 |
DEC |
01,02,03,04,05
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LGH Exhibition - The Drawing Club's 'Coming of Age'
The 14 member Drawing Club is an Amateur Barbadian Group comprising persons from many walks of life. Members include a receptionist, a psychologist, students, a retired school teacher, a Reiki therapist, a pharmacists and ophthalmologists.
On exhibit will be works by June Haynes, Markley Clarke, Ethnie Weekes, Lolita Wood, Hagel St Clair, Ann Bannister, Cleavon Martin, Edward St. John, Subkushini Rao, Olyvia Poyser, Natasha Reid, Shanika Welch, Merlicia Armstrong, Beverley Drakes, Ellon Lewis.
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2009 |
DEC |
01,02,03,04,05
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BAC Exhibition - Independence Group Show
The exhibition is sponsored by the Barbados Arts Council.
Details to be added later
Opening times are:;Mon to Fri 9:30 am to 5:00 pm;Sat 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
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2009 |
DEC |
01,02,03,04,05,06,07,
08,09,10,11,12,13,14,
15,16,17,18,19,20,21,
22,23,24,25,26,27,28,
29,30,31
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Aweipo Exhibition - Collage - Impressions of an Island
The show features seventeen artists represented in painting, ceramics, wood, coral stone, photography and multimedia. It's an evolving show, with new works being added as the current ones sell.
Artists featured in this exhibition are:;Alison Chapman Andrews, ;Ann Dodson, ;Bill Grace, ;Ras Ilix Hartman, ;Cy Hutchinson, ;Juliana Inniss, ;Winston Kellman, ;Chris Martelly, ;Nakazzi, ;Pierre Nigel, ;Arlette St. Hill, ;Lilian Sten-Nicholson, ;Christine Taylor, ;Leslie Taylor, ;Aureilla Walcott, ;John Walcott, and;Gordon Webster
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2009 |
DEC |
01,02,03,04,05,06,07,
08,09,10,11,12,13,14,
15,16,17,18,19,20,21,
22,23,24,27,28,29,30,
31
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BMHS Exhibition - Prehistoric Barbados
The Barbados Museum is pleased to invite members of the public to view the exhibition 'Pre-historic Barbados'.;;Opening hours for this exhibition at the Barbados Museum are: ;Monday to Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and ;Sunday 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Details to be added later
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2009 |
DEC |
02,03,04,05
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Minatures Plus - Art at the Mainguard
Alison Chapman-Andrews, Heidi Berger and Luna Design will be exhibiting their works at the Main Guard.
The show will present mainly small, jewel-like works by each artist, as well as a number of major pieces.
Both art collectors and buyers looking for seasonal gifts are welcome. You are invited to come and enjoy this pre-Christmas visual feast.
Here are some details on the three artists:
Alison Chapman Andrews is one of Barbados most gifted visual artists, the winner of the Governor’s Award, the top prize in the annual Central Bank Crop-Over Art Exhibition. In 2006 she received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Collectors Club, Her works are found in all major public and private collections in Barbados.
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Heidi Berger has exhibited in many exhibitions in Canada, the United States and Barbados, most recently “The Eve Paintings” at Queen’s Park Gallery in Bridgetown, March 2009. Her works have won awards in Canada and the USA . Her paintings are found in collections in Canada, USA, Germany, Italy, England, South Africa and the Caribbean.
LUNA DESIGN, well known in Barbados for their jewelry made from the obscure and environmentally friendly raw material, Vegetable Ivory, will also be showing their one-of-a-kind pieces as well as their fine jewelry using 18K gold and precious stones. They have won several regional and international awards, most recently the “Entrepreneur of the Year Award 2009” of the Barbados Small Business Association.
;Event times are:;Wed Dec 02 - OPENING - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm;Thu Dec 03 - 11:00 am to 5:00 pm;Fri Dec 04 - 11:00 am to 5:00 pm;Sat Dec 05 - 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
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2009 |
DEC |
02,04,05,06,11,12,13,
15,16,18,19,20,21,22
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Ursuline Convent's Pantomime - Pandora's Box
Produced by Ms. Jill Otway, and performed by the students of the school, the Ursuline Convent's end of year pantomime is eagerly looked forward to by old and young alike.
This year, they have taken the ancient Greek story of Pandora and the box of trouble.
Here's a synopsis of the play:
In the Kingdom of Olympus all is not well.;;Pandora, a beautiful maiden, was given a Box by Zeus, the most powerful of the Olympian Gods, with the instructions that she must never open it.;;Pandora possessed an insatiable curiosity and could not resist the temptation. As she cautiously opened the Box, out swarmed hoards of evils and miseries, that until then, had been unknown to mankind!;;What Pandora did not realize was that when she slammed the Box shut, Hope was the one who remained captive.;In a rage, Zeus banished Pandora to the Kingdoms beneath Olympus that she would then be forced to witness the dreadful manifestations of what she had created.;;Two Naiad lads decided to accompany her in hopes that she would not be lonely.;Pan, a Satyr whose Pan-flute music was often heard throughout the land, and Gaea, the Mother of the Earth, helped Pandora and her two Naiad brothers. Eos too, assisted with her four winds. ;;Many adventures follow as the trio meet all kinds of characters, some filled with compassion and love, and some ready to unite with the Evils.;;Princes and Princesses dance and Musical Notes shudder as Disharmony gets into their midsts. The gentle Moonbeams watch helplessly as Selene, the Goddess of the Moon is taken from them.;When the Ripstick Bandits rob Pandora of her Box, a shocking discovery is made!
;In the glory of the Kingdom of Olympus, magic will be created before your eyes! ;The romantic aura could only exist when the Greek Gods meet in our Pantomime of 2009.;;;
Here are the dates, playtimes and admission fees:;Sat Nov 28 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $25.00; Children $15.00;Sun Nov 29 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $25.00; Children $15.00;Mon Nov 30 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $25.00; Children $15.00
Wed Dec 02 at 7:00 pm -- GALA NIGHT All Patrons $50.00;Fri Dec 04 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sat Dec 05 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sun Dec 06 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00
Fri Dec 11 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sat Dec 12 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sun Dec 13 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00
Tue Dec 15 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Wed Dec 16 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Fri Dec 18 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sat Dec 19 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Sun Dec 20 at 6:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00
Mon Dec 21 at 7:00 pm -- Adults $30.00; Children $20.00;Tue Dec 22 at 7:00 pm -- CLOSING NIGHT Adults $30.00; Children $25.00
Tickets are available from:;Supercentre Big B on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and from;Supercentre Warrens on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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2009 |
DEC |
02,04,09,16,18,23,25,
30
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Plantation Theatre - Roots and Rhythms
This is a dinner and stage show. ;;The dinner is an excellent local buffet. Each segment of the show is designed to highlight some aspect of Barbadian and Caribbean culture. ;;This is a very popular night out for visitors to Barbados. ;;Reservations are highly recommended. ;;Costs are as follows: ;Dinner and Show ;Adults: Bds $195.00 ;Teens (13-18): Bds $150.00 ;Children (3-12): Bds $90.00 ;;Show only ;Adults: Bds $115.00 ;Teens (13-18): Bds $80.00 ;Children (3-12): Bds $60.00
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2009 |
DEC |
02,07,09,14,16,21,23,
28,30
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Beach Extravaganza Dinner Show at Harbour Lights
Harbour Lights is an extremely popular open air beach front nightclub. ;;Dinner is a tasty barbeque complete with roasted marshmallows for dessert. ;Drinks are free and include many exotic cocktais. ;Entertainment includes fire-eating, limbo and an acrebatic green monkey. ;See also stilt dancing. Stilt-dancing is a developed art form in Barbados and should be seen. ;;Dance barefoot to a live calypso band. ;;The barbaque is closed at 11;30, but drinks are free until 2:00 am. ;;'Nightlife in the islands as it should be... an evening not to be missed!'
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2009 |
DEC |
03
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45th Anniversary Lecture - CBC TV8
Topic and Speaker to be announced later
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2009 |
DEC |
03,10,17
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VSOP Jazz at The Waterfront Cafe
This is a dinner with jazz event.
The VSOP is a local 7-piece Dixieland Jazz Band that has been playing for 23 years at The Waterfront, and for 27 years in all. They are an informal and fun act.
They are lead by Andy Voss (trumpet and vocals). Others are John Duckhouse (trombone and vocals), Tony Cummins (clarinet and sax), Art Taylor (piano), Robert Foster (drums), Ronnie Crebbin (banjo), and Cecil Bascombe (bass)
The Waterfront Cafe serves fine food. The menu offers a combination of Caribbean, American and seafood cuisine. Seating is provided for 160 people.
Dinner reservations are definitely recommended, but if you dont mind perhaps having to stand, you can simply show up and have a couple of drinks and dance or listen to the band.
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2009 |
DEC |
04,05,06,11,12,13,18,
19,20,25,26,27
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Oistins Fish Fry
Oistins is an active fishing town on the south coast and is a hub of activity on weekend nights. ;;On Friday night particularly, the big thing to do is go to the fish fry in Oistins. The food is the main draw - excellent fish, (tuna, swordfish, marlin, mahy-mahy, flying fish), lobster, chicken etc served in an extremely informal setting. You can get your fish grilled or fried depending on which vendor you choose from. Its all cooked on the spot in front of you. ;;A plate of fish (and theres plenty fish on it) and a beer will cost you about Bds$30.00. ;;Seating is plentiful, if rustic, and in amongst the diners, the old-timers are playing dominoes. ;;But there are also art and craft items on sale, including jewellery, pottery, ceramics, leather craft, wood carvings, straw craft, clothing and accessories, and original paintings and prints. ;;There are two sources of music one plays mostly back-in-time (Bob Marley, Platters, Jimmy Cliff, Jamaican ska, even old country and western!), the other calypso, including the current Crop Over hits. You can dance if you want or watch the others dance! Some nights theres a live band. ;;Food is usually available from about 7:00 pm but if you go early (say 5:45 pm) you can walk on the pier and perhaps see a great sunset. Collect your fish scraps from the vendors in the fish market and feed the turtles. ;;Frequented by visitors and locals alike, it's a great place to spend an informal evening. Lots of parents bring their children. ;;If you go after 8:00, be prepared occasionally for long waits for food. ;;Dress down!
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2009 |
DEC |
04,11,18
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Kolorblynd at The Wicketkeeper
Kolorblynd is a three piece band that plays R&B, Rock, Funk, and Soul - both retro and current.
The members are well-known accomplished musicians:;Ian Alleyne on guitar and vocals, ;Maxi Taylor on drums and vocals, and ;Ricky Aimey on bass and vocals.
Their repertoire is wide including music from favourites like The Eagles, Peter Frampton, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Prince and Jimi Hendrix.
The Wicketkeeper provides a solid bar and supper time food and bar snacks.
The setting is intimate and the food and band are both excellent.;A good place to hang out on a Friday night.
Enjoy!
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2009 |
DEC |
05
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Barbados Museum - Fine Craft Festival
An Authentic Barbadian Experience.;The island's best selection of unique handcrafted gifts, all in one place.
77 crafts persons will be participating in this year's fair.
On display and sale will be:;Culinary treats;Local vegetavles and fruits;Jewellery;Greeting Cards;Local herbal products;Handbags;Clothing;Photos of Old Barbados;Children's books
There will be a Children's Corner that includes:;Facilities for children to draw and paint;A Jumping Tent;Face painting;Annie the Clown;Lucky Dips;Storytelling;Treasure Hunts all day!
In addition, guided tours of the Museum will be conducted.
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2009 |
DEC |
05
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Central Bank of Barbados Chorale - Christmas Concert
Details to be added later.
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2009 |
DEC |
05
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The Hennessy ArtistryShow with Jah Cure
The event also features Taurrus Riley and Duane Stephenson.
The promoters,are FAS Entertainment in association with Digicel and Starcom Network. 12,000 persons are expected to attend.
Barbadian artistes performing will include Buggy,Hotta Flames and Daniel.
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2009 |
DEC |
05
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Wine Flight - On the Concorde
Wine World takes you aboard The Concorde for an evening of high class hors d'oeuvre, excellent wine and entertainment.
Experience the thrill of The Concorde.
Tickets are definitely limited. ;Available from any Wine World store, they go on sale on November 18th for $150.00 each. ;After November 28, the price is $170.00. ;No tickets will be sold at the door.
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2009 |
DEC |
05,06
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Urban Festival - Festival Art Gallery
The Urban Festival is designed to bring an annual event to the city. Its primary focus is to embrace the art form, giving artists the opportunity to showcase their products.
Details to be added.
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2009 |
DEC |
05,06,07,08,09,10,11,
12,13,14,15,16,17,18,
19,20,21,22,23,24,25,
26,27,28,29,30,31
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Tides Exhibition - Into The Season
The exhibition features:;Susan Alleyne-Forde,;Hilary Armstrong;Heidi Berger;Melanie Blomgren;Ann Dodson;J.A.G., ;Julianne Gill;Fiona Hanton;Julianna Inniss;Corrie Scott;Heather-Dawn Scott;Lilian Sten-Nicholson;Jeannie Taylor;Angie Teversham;Sue Trew;Linda Tudor
This is a Gallery attached to the Tides Restaurant in Holetown.
Opening times are:;Every day 9:00 am to 11:00 pm
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2009 |
DEC |
06
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Transport Board Sunday Scenic Bus Tour
Tickets are available from the change booths at Fairchild Street or Princess Alice Terminals & the Transport Board Headquarters, Weymouth, Roebuck Street, Bridgetown. ;;Buses leave Independence Square at 2:00 pm and travel a different route each Sunday. There are usually two or three stops along the way. Patrons carry their own picnic basket for indulging at the final stop. ;;Only the first Sunday in December. ;;CHOOSE YOUR SCENIC TOUR ;Foul Bay & East Coast Road OR ;Three Houses & East Coast Road;;
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2009 |
DEC |
06
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2009 NIFCA Award Ceremony
This is the official red carpet ceremony that presents the awards for this year's NIFCA competitions.
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2009 |
DEC |
06
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St Matthias Church - Annual Festival of Lights and Music
This year, St. Matthias features:
The Louise Woodvine Dancers, ;David Gittens on the Harmonica and Pan Pipes, ;St. Leonard's Boys Choir, ;John Moss and Freiends ;and others.
Children under 12 free
Tickets from St. Matthias Church.
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2009 |
DEC |
06,07,08,09,10,11,12,
14,15,16,17,18,19,21,
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QPG - Art Supermarket
Art and Craft work by established and emerging artists priced at under BDS $500.00
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2009 |
DEC |
06,12,19
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GCA Exhibition - Catherine Forter-Chee-A-Tow - Acrylic on Canvas
The essence of Catherines work is Barbadian roots. Tradition rendered in vibrant primary colours and broad expressive strokes. She paints almost entirely in Acrylics.
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2009 |
DEC |
06,13,20,27
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Jazz Brunch Buffet at Naniki
Experience a Bajan buffet and fine jazz.;;Naniki is a rustic restaurant that looks out on the north eastern segment of the island over the central hills down to the wild east coast - a truly exquisite setting. ;;This is a brunch and jazz combination. ;The buffet and one complementary drink are included in the price. ;;Twenty minutes from Bussa roundabout.;Turn left at the top of Horse Hill and follow the signs. ;;Here's the schedule of performers: ;;December 06: To be announced;;December 13: To be announced;;December 20: To be announced;;December 27: To be announced
Look for details on performers on the preceding Thurday
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2009 |
DEC |
06,13,20,27
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Music Afternoon at Cutters
Sundays starting around 2:00, local time, find the Stray Dogs playing for your enjoyment!
A Cutter is the traditional Bajan sandwich: a hearty salt bread roll with a healthy serving of flying fish, ham, or New Zealand cheddar, to name a few favorites. Add to these ingredients a country store with easy deli, wines, and peaceful music, and you've found Cutters of Barbados.
Come out and sing, play along or just come and enjoy. Music selections from your favorite Caribbean songs to 50's rock and so much in between!
Directions:;Pass the Crane Hotel on your right and Cutters is 150 yards further along on your left.
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2009 |
DEC |
06,13,20,27
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Lobster Jazz Sunday at Lobster Alive
Lobster Alive is a restaurant on the beach on Carlisle Bay on the southern edge of Bridgetown. ;;The event is a Lunch with Jazz combination. ;The jazz is provided by a Swing Jazz Quartet. ;;There are live lobsters in a big tank to choose from. ;;Choose from Grilled Lobster tails, Lobster Thermidore, Salads, Sandwiches, Rotis.
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2009 |
DEC |
07
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Lecture - CFA Barbados
Topic and Speaker to be announced later
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2009 |
DEC |
07,08,09,10,11,14,15,
16,17,18,21,22,23,24,
29,30,31
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GCA Exhibition - Catherine Forter-Chee-A-Tow - Acrylic on Canvas
The essence of Catherines work is Barbadian roots. Tradition rendered in vibrant primary colours and broad expressive strokes. She paints almost entirely in Acrylics.
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2009 |
DEC |
08
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Lecture - Barbados Foreign Service
Topic and Speaker to be announced later
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2009 |
DEC |
10
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BARP Christmas Party
This is the annual Christmas Party presented by the Barbados Association of Retired Persons (BARP).
Event starts at 6:30 with Dinner from 7:00 pm and Dancing from 8:30 pm.
The MC is Andrew Pilgrim and the DJ is Wayne 'Kool' Simmons. Entertainment by Clem Kurtis, Ken Farrell, Dawn Pollard and the Genesis Dance Studio.
Tickets from the BARP office Upper Collymore Rock, St. Michael or Travel House, Mall Internationale, Haggatts, St. Michael.
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2009 |
DEC |
13
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December Jazz
This is an annual feature of the Christmas Calendar.
Mark the date.
Details will be added later.
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2009 |
DEC |
13
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Myriad Singers in Concert
Details to be added later.
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2009 |
DEC |
14,15,16,17
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Community Dance Fest - Zone Finals
The event is organised by the Ministry of Community Development and Culture, through the National Cultural Foundation, the Community Development Office and the Independence Celebrations Secretariat.
Categories of dance include contemporary/modern, African, Ballet, Ballroom, jazz/Street dance, square dance and tap dance.
The schedule is as follows:;Mon Dec 14 - Northern Zone - at Coleridge & Parry School;Tue Dec 15 - Southern Zone - at the Foundation School;Wed Dec 16 - St. Michael North Zone - at The St. Michael School;Thu Dec 17 - St. Michael South Zone - at the St. Michael School.
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2009 |
DEC |
18
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The Hope Sanctuary Book Sale
The Hope Sanctuary sells used books once per month to raise funds for its animal preservation activities.
Books are mostly priced between Bds $2.00 and $10.00 each.
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2009 |
DEC |
18,19,20
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'Once Upon A Christmas' - A Musical Producton
Details to be added later.
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2009 |
DEC |
18,19,20
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Christmas Wonderland
This is an entertainment and shopping extravaganza catering to the entire family and taking place in a lighted wonderland within the trees in the park.
There will be exhibitors and vendors in the following areas:;Finance Services; Furniture and Appliances; Meats and Produce; Plants and Flowers; Toys and Gifts; Cakes and Confectionery; Craft and Jewellery; Clothing and Household Items; Linen; Seasonal and Specialty Items; Snacks; Food; Drinks.
The event is part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Queens Park.
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2009 |
DEC |
26
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Plantation Theatre - Boogie Night
This is a back-in-time fete with music from the 70s, 80s and 90s and featuring some of the island's best DJs.
Now in its tenth year, Boogie Nights is a favourite place to be on Friday night.
There's one-hour of live entertainment and the rest is DJs playing the originals hits of yesteryear.
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