The Changing of the Sentry is a mini ceremony which pays tribute to the military history of Barbados. Taking place every .... at 11.45 AM, the changing of the sentry dates back to the 1700's and features members of the Barbados Legion marching past the sentry...
Although traditionally Trinidadian, Pelau is in fact quite popular and eaten in many households across Barbados! Pelau is a one pot dish and is perfect for entertaining as you can make it days in advance and just warm when ready to eat; it actually becomes...
We were so kindly invited to the Honourable Prime Minister's residence, Illaro Court for the cocktail reception to celebrate longstanding visitors to the Barbados! The night was a lovely celebration of the island and it was so interesting to meet all the...
Last week marked the 375th anniversary of Parliament in Barbados, the third oldest parliament in the Western Hemisphere! It was such a spectacular event with endless entertainment! Starting at 10:00a.m., at the Ministry of Education (old Queen’s College) there...
Whether it is a hot sunny day in Barbados or not, you can usually find Bajan lemonade in just about any local’s fridge. Now, this drink is not be mixed up with what the British call lemonade (sprite), our Bajan lemonade is...
Often seen selling on the side of the roads and highways when in season, are these small tropical fruits commonly known as Dunks. These fruits come from a spiny evergreen tree/shrub and are oval in shape with a diameter of approximately 1"-2.5". The fruits when...
The Black Pearl or Velvet-Seed Tree officially called The Mgambo Tree is a highly ornamental small tree that has shiny foliage and an attractive growth habit with a nice rounded canopy; this makes them well suited to small tropical gardens or as a beautiful...
