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The decision by the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) to have three separate categories judged in the 2022 Junior Monarch Competition meets with approval from…
The entertainment industry is asking the Government to remove the midnight to 5 a.m. curfew. Some players also hope that the state gives the Crop Over Festival the green light and put a stop to value added tax (VAT) for an extended period. Those were some of the suggestions, president of the Barbados Association of Calypsonians and Artistes (BACA) Sean Apache Carter and promoter and chief executive officer of Nouvelle …
We are often accused of mimicking the way of the Western World. There are times, and rightly so, we are chastised for not holding true to our own way of life and culture.In recent years, when October comes around many Bajans would host Halloween parties. Then in November, merchants would attempt to get on board with so-called “Black Friday” sales. There have always been feeble attempts made since the sale percentages never came close to that of those in the United States.The concept of Black Friday originated from the idea that businesses places would use the period when they are restockin...
Entertainers’ group in bid to embrace all players Article by December 22, 2020 The Barbados Association of Calypsonians and Artistes (BACA) has changed its name but to better reflect the sector and not just calypsonians alone. Keeping the acronym, the new name is the Barbados Association of Creatives and Artistes (BACA). President of the association, Sean Apache Carter, explained that the need to be even more inclusive became even more apparent amidst the COVID-19 environment where numerous entertainers across the island were unable to work and as such, reached out to t...