An Anglican priest wants Barbadians to remember that experiencing light in their lives is not a one-off or sudden event, but rather a transition that takes time and reflection.
Prime Minister Freundel Stuart with Stella Lady St. John (centre) and Dame Maizie Barker-Welch.
SINCE its inception in 1977 the Oistins Fish festival has earned its place as one of the most creative of Barbados’ seven major national festivals, becoming a model for other neighbouring CARICOM s
DLP candidate for St Michael South East, Rodney Grant.
Three names have been added to the political landscape of this country as the ruling Democratic Labour Party (DLP) has named three new candidates to face the polls in the next General Elections, co
Whilst other key players in the sugar industry have been paid, independent cane farmers have not been paid for the canes delivered to the factory last week.
Mixologist, Phillip Antoine providing attendees of the night’s event with a sample of the rum-based beverage “Oistins Sour”, he created while on stage.
Audience members lining up to have a sample of the dish “Flavours of Oistins”, that was prepared by Chef Creig Greenidge.
Mixologist, Phillip Antoine pouring the rum-based drink “Oistins Sour” for audience members to try.
Master of Ceremonies, Jennifer Walker, speaking to Chef Creig Greenidge as he prepares his fish-based dish.
There was a slight twist to Tuesday night’s inaugural staging of the “FLOW Oistins Fish Festival’s Cook Off”.
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