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Paleologue A Legacy of Elegance & Influence
In 1644, Ferdinand Paleologue arrived on Barbadian shores, beginning a captivating chapter in his life and Barbados' history.
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Open House Programme Returns!
After a 3 year pandemic break, the very popular Open House Programme by the Barbados National Trust returns in 2024!
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Sankofa Pilgrimage to Barbados
Historical ties between Barbados and Liberia will be celebrated and strengthened in May 2024, with a Back2Barbados pilgrimage to Barbados by Liberians with roots on the island.
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Barbados Season of Emancipation 2024
A period of remembrance of the suffering of slavery and celebrating the brave endurance & ultimate triumph of our ancestors.
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Why Visit A Barbados Museum?
Delve deeper into the heritage, traditions, and values of Barbados with a rewarding exploration of our island's museums.
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Hidden Legacy of Barbados Colonialisms
To understand the impact of British colonialism on Barbados, it’s essential to trace its origins back to the feudal system that dominated medieval England.
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Historic Barbados Churches
Step back in time and soak in the serene beauty of Barbados' historic churches.
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Barbados Commits To Cultural Heritage Preservation
Leveraging Barbados' geographic location, cultural heritage, and economic potential to drive sustainable development and innovation.
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Heritage Month Celebrates Island Identity
This month-long celebration weaves together the complex threads of the island's past, acknowledging both its colonial heritage and its triumphant journey to freedom & independence.
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