Barbados Crop Over Festival

13/08/2026

Take a trip to the Queen's Park Gallery and experience "Kifwebe" by Aaron Trotman, which explores the relationship between heritage and modern identity.

Inspired by the African Kifwebe mask and paired with contemporary fashion influences, the interactive work reveals even more under UV light, creating a bold conversation between the old and the new.

The final instalment of the three-part Central Bank Crop Over Exhibition series, REWIND explores 60 years of Independence through thought-provoking works by Barbadian artists.

📅 Monday to Saturday (Until August 29)
🕙 10 AM to 6 PM
📍 Queen's Park Gallery
🎟️ Admission is free

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

What does it mean to truly see your own greatness?

For Danielle "Halo" Jobe, her piece, Vision, is a deeply personal reflection on recognising the greatness of God, the universe and the limitless potential within ourselves. Bringing this concept to life on canvas made the work even more meaningful for the artist.

Experience Danielle's work at REWIND, the final instalment of the Central Bank Crop Over Exhibition's 3-part series, presented as part of the Season of Emancipation.

📅 Monday to Saturday (Until August 29)
🕙 10 AM to 6 PM
📍 Queen's Park Gallery
🎟️ Admission is free

07/08/2026

Take another look at REWIND 🖼️🇧🇧

Here's a glimpse of the opening night of REWIND, the third instalment of the Central Bank Crop Over Exhibition series, celebrating 60 years of Independence through the eyes of Barbados' talented artists.

There's still time to experience this thought-provoking exhibition, where history and contemporary artistic expression come together!

REWIND is on display until August 29
🗓️ Monday to Saturday
⏰ 10AM - 6PM
📍 Queen's Park Gallery
🎟️ Admission is free