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Yesterday Benjamin Ross, CEO of the Grenada-based BEDY Ocean Lines, said his company is making significant progress with various logistical matters - which is why the start-up of the ferry service has been delayed.
The new ferry will service Barbados, St Vincent, St Lucia, Trinidad and Grenada. Two ferry vessels will have a seating capacity of 260 to 300 passengers.
One of the ferry's will be based on the island of St Vincent, and offer service to Barbados and St Lucia.
The other ferry will be based out of Grenada, and offer service to Trinidad and Barbados.
The cost is estimated to be 1/3 the amount it cost to travel to the islands by air. In October 2009, the ferry line announced fares of US$120 and US$140 - inclusive of government taxes associated with inter-island travel including VAT.
The Gale Theatre of London & Barbados creates a two way cultural exchange enabling theatre lovers, residents and visitors from around the world to share in the riches of the Caribbean.
The Gale Theater of London & Barbados will present the award winning play "The Memory of Water" starting in April, 2010.
A great success in both the West End and Broadway 'The Memory of Water' has been critically acclaimed both sides of the Atlantic.
The Olivier award winning comedy about three sisters, who all convene for their mother’s funeral, is poignant, touching, and very funny.
The "Memory of Water" will open in the Frank Collymore Hall, Bridgetown.
Dates:
April 10th at 8pm; April 11th at 8pm April 15th at 2pm; April 16th at 2pm (Schools only) April 16th at 8pm; April 17th at 8pm
Prices:
50 BDS on Gala night (complimentary drinks are included) - 40 BDS on all other evening performances.
Tickets will officially be on sale from Supercentre Warrens, Big B and Oistins as well as CS Pharmacy on March 14th.
Ran across Corrie Scott's colorful Barbados blog pics today looking for more island events and happenings . . . and picked up this great FREE Calendar desktop pic below at her blog - Linda
Corrie's special love of the Caribbean is apparent in her photography and art. One of her sites offers a listing of Barbados Arts events, gallery receptions, workshops, art talks, and photography events.
Visit her website, blog and new Barbados Monthly Arts Events site.
The island of Barbados is host to the most reknown cultural event in the West Indies.
Jazz, Blues, Classical Music, Theatre and Comedy - something for everyone performed on the grounds of the beautiful Holders House (pictured at left).
This years performances and dates:
Thursday, March 18th - The Great Hollywood Stars: The silver screen comes to the Little Theatre. Local Guest Artist: Ria Borman - Ria is the talk of the Barbados musical landscape, which has given the world Rihanna. There is no doubt that she is also destined for international stardom.
Friday, March 19th - The Classical Piano with James Rhodes. Local Guest Artist: Cavite Chorale - The Chorale consists of students and alumni of the UWI, and is currently directed by Stephen Brathwaite.
Saturday, March 20th - Shakespeare - As you like him. Local Guest Artist: Allison Norville - One of Barbados' foremost gospel artistes and is considered one of the island's leading singers.
Monday, March 22nd - A letter from Australia - with novelist Kathy Lette. Late in the Garden - First of two opportunities to hear the extraordinary talents of Madagascan musician Modeste Hugues - the annual Holders showcase of great African musical talents.
Tuesday, March 23rd - The Memory of Water
Wednesday, March 24th - A Tribute to Bing Crosby. Late in the Garden - A second opportunity to hear the stunning music of Madagascan musician Modeste Hugues (pictured).
Friday, March 26th - Jazz Double Bill - Ian Shaw and Liane Carroll
Saturday, March 27th - Little Theatre Gala Night with Mica Paris/Kit & the Widow
Ah this is such a great story - 2 employees from the Hilton Barbados make a music video, win a trip to the 2010 Grammy Awards, and fall in love - Linda
At this year's 2010 Grammy Awards, HiltonHotels celebrated it's 22nd year as a Grammy Recording Academy® partner and official hotel sponsor.
Prior to the Grammy's, Hilton organized "Hilton Rockstar" and asked their employees worldwide to submit music videos oh now music has impacted their lives.
Two employees from the Hilton Barbados won with an original track called "Rock Da Rhythm In Barbados" - the video was filmed at the Hilton Barbados. 
The Barbados Tourism Authority and major French Caribbean tour operatofr FOYAL Tours have announced a new Easter Charter Flight and summer charter service between the two islands.
The new Easter charter service is two four-night flights from March 27– April 1 - and from April 1 – 5 with flights provided by Air Antilles Express.
This summer FOYAL Tours has scheduled five seven-night charter flights utilizing a 70-seater Air Caraïbes aircraft from July 20 – August 24.
This new service will complement the existing service to the island offered by LIAT. 
From the Barbados Advocate - The Barbados Tourism Authority Fireball Barbados Worlds 2010 will be held in Barbados from April 24th to may 7th.
This international dinghy racing event was officially launched in a press conference yesterday at the Barbados Yacht Club. 
The competition will see over 150 teams from 17 countries, some as far away as South Africa, the Shetland Island and Ireland, all vying to overthrow last year’s winning team from Australia.
At present four teams from Barbados are registered for an opportunity to take down the Australian pair and have been in training for the last month.
Barbados born artist Rihanna says her next CD will be less dark and more pop orientated than current album Rated R.
The artists new single Rude Boy is more upbeat, and she says she wants to continue that sound, and combine it with more energetic, uptempo pop records.
Talking about the Rude Boy video Rihanna said: “It's really colorful; it's a pop art video. It was really inspired by my Caribbean roots. I love reggae music. Rude Boy is a Jamaican term, so our costumes are 'dancehall-queen-like.” 
Many of our Crane clients have been long awaiting the completion of the Crane Village. The hotel is located on the SE coast, and not close to any shopping - and few restaurants. But as many know - it's a glorious place to stay - and located on one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean - Linda
Here's the latest update . . . The Crane Hotel has completed the majority of its multi-million dollar development and expansion project.
The new 55,000 square foot Crane Village has become the center of the Crane Hotel/Resort community with cobble stone streets lined with gas lamps and historic Barbadian architecture. Plenty of seating is provided on the verandahs, along with additional seating under colorful umbrellas.
Crane Village offers several fine retail stores including the Crane's General Store, Cave Shepherd - duty-free shopping, Colombian Emeralds for fine jewelry, Tamarind Seed for Barbadian arts/craft, Aweipo fine art gallery; and Apres Beach casual, trendy fashions.
Residences in the Park - several new residences are now open, with ground floor two bedrooms featuring completely private gardens, swimming pool, jacuzzi and dining gazebo; and one bedroom penthouses featuring private roof terraces with plunge pools, barbecue grill and full dining areas.
Residences in the Park - development is ongoing.
Bar 1887 - Live nightly entertainment featuring Barbadian musicians, rums from around the world and fine wines and cocktails.
D'Onofrio's Italian restaurant is now in it's pre-opening phase. D'Onofrio's will offer a casual dining option with “al fresco dining” on the Patio.
Seven (7) permanent galleries are housed within an historic 19th century compound - something of interest for everyone:
Natural History, Social History, Amerindian History, Decorative Arts, Military Gallery, Fine Art, African Gallery and the Children's Gallery.
2010 Lecture Series The BMHS and the Department of History & Philosophy of UWI cordially invite you to attend the lectures in the 2010 Lecture Series under the theme Emigration from Barbados:
Feb. 23 - Dr. Tom Loftfield, "Gaining Ground"
Mar. 02 - Dr. Karl Watson, "Extending Plantation"
Mar. 09 - Dr. Lennox Honychurch, "'Maritime Maroonage"
Mar. 16 - Dr. Alana Johnson, "Exploiting Emancipation"
Mar. 23 - Dr. Henderson Carter, "Windwards/Leewards"
Mar. 30 - Dr. Cecilia Karch Brathwaite, "Two Strands-Two Outcomes: Barbadian Migration to West Africa and the Hispanic Caribbean"
Apr. 06 - Dr. Marcia Burrowes, "Windrush"
Apr. 13 - Dr. Andrew Downes, "Managed Migration from Barbados: The Temporary Worker Program in Canada & USA"
Apr. 20 - Dr. DeLisle Worrell, "Migration and the Barbadian Standard of Living"
The Series is supported by the Central Bank of Barbados.
All lectures start at 7:30 p.m. and will be held at Grande Salle, Tom Adams Financial Centre, Bridgetown, except the April 20th lecture, which will be held at Solidarity House, Harmony Hall, St. Michael.
Since its inception in 1982, the Barbados Gold Cup aimed to be the most prestigious horse race in the Caribbean.
The Sandy Lane Gold Cup attracts some of the best in thoroughbred racing from North America, Canada and other places around the globe.
For the first 15 years the race was sponsored by Cockspur rum, and for the last 15 years it has been sponsored by the world class Sandy Lane Hotel.
The Barbados Advocate reports that the Gold Cup has arrived in Barbados. A Boeing 777 touched down yesterday at the Grantley Adams Airport bringing the solid gold trophy to the island.
View the 2010 Sandy Lane Gold Cup scheduled at the Barbados Turf Club site
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