DLP leader Ralph Thorne says local musicians and artistes do not receive the recognition they deserve for their role in building Barbadian communities, warning that many are now being treated as “mercenaries.” He was speaking on Wednesday at a wreath-laying ceremony in honour of the Father of Independence, Errol Barrow, at The Garden, Checker Hall, St Lucy. 📸 : Lourianne Graham #LeadingOnlineMedium #BarbadosTodayNews #BTEpaper #BarbadosTodayUpdates #BTJournalism #BTCommunity | Barbados Today

🇧🇧 If you’re in #Bridgetown #Barbados, let the music uplift your spirits at "Jazz in the Springtime" hosted by the Barbados Jazz Society on #internationaljazzday with the delightful sounds of Ellis Hamilton 🎷, alongside phenomenal Barbadian musicians. #jazz #harmony #celebrate #jazzmusic #saxophonist | International Jazz Day

Without a doubt, the band of the Barbados Police Service is uniquely Bajan. Not only is it one of the oldest police bands in the world but it is a well-respected and internationally acclaimed group of musicians. On Sunday, May 21st at 6 pm in the Walled Garden Theatre, the Barbados Police Service band will be serenading the crowd with the best in classical music. It promises to be an event of enjoyment as the Barbados Museum kicks off its year-long 90th-anniversary celebrations. For more informa