AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHeritage: Liberia’s cultural envoy has been invited to the November 28 opening of Barbados’ Ancestral Memorial to the Enslaved at Newton, honouring 570 people buried at the former plantation site. Bajan Sound: Artists are reflecting on what makes Barbados’ music distinct as BIM@60 seeks 60 songs that capture the island’s stories, creativity and changing rhythms. Reading: Libraries continue to draw Barbadians, while a new partnership aims to encourage more children to read and tell stories through the National Junior Spelling Bee. Tourism: Barbados is pursuing closer ties with Kenya and other African markets, though limited direct air links remain a hurdle. Beach Culture: Brian Talma is back from another leg of his global tour, sharing his focus on connecting with communities and giving back. Remembering Flight 455: Barbados marked 50 years since the bombing that killed 73 people, with officials stressing the importance of preserving the story for younger generations. Food: Chef Javon Cummins is reimagining pudding and souse for the Barbados Food and Rum Festival while keeping the dish’s familiar flavours and memories intact.
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