Topic Tag: Crop Over

Travel, Lifestyle, Barbados

A Break in Barbados

In days gone by, Barbados’s climate was one of the most famous in the world. People came visiting from England and America for...

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Culture, Festivals and Events, Barbados

Pick of the Crop: Barbados’ Crop Over

There’s an old Barbadian expression for walking the hot midday pavement, usually on a tedious mission: “slapping tar”....

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Culture, Music, People, Barbados

No Eclipse for the Mighty Gabby

Gabby sat beside a swimming pool under an eclipsing moon on Bayley’s plantation, remembering the first day he met the owner, the...

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Culture, Music, Festivals and Events

Island Beat (Summer 1995)

A ST LUCIA FRIDAY NIGHT Ten pm On Dauphin Street, the first fragrant plumes of smoke float starward from Mrs Hector’s wood-fired...

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Culture, Festivals and Events, Barbados

Barbados Crop Over

Crop Over, Barbados’s biggest festival, begins in early July and climaxes with the Grand Kadooment costume-band road march on the first...

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Culture

Island Beat (May/June 1998)

ANTIGUA This is the island with 365 beaches, one for every day of the year; most of the leading hotels are on the beachfront. Antigua also...

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Culture, Festivals and Events, Barbados

Harvest of Fun: Barbados Crop Over

A carefree colony of revellers prances down the road, sandwiched between the fiery midday sun and scorching tar. As the spangled mass...

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Culture, People

Beat People

Ready to defend his crown Barbados Crop Over 2002 belonged to Bajan soca star Lil’ Rick, who drove the masses wild on stage and on the...

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