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Deep-dive, explore – Your guide to AFRICA FEST 2026

Picture yourself in Barbados at the end of October. The sunshine is perfect. The beach is calling. And this year, you’re here at exactly the

Cameroon’s Oscar submission Half Heaven headlines Friday screening, with director, producer, and actor confirmed for live Q&A.

Join us for Africa Fest 2026 on Saturday, October 31, at Wildey House Gardens, as we celebrate the rich stories and traditions that connect Barbados and Africa. Under the theme ‘Celebrating our Queens & Kings’. Discover more at getinn.to/africafest !

We invite all Barbadians, residents and visitors to join the March for Freedom & Justice on Emancipation Day, Saturday, August 1, 2026.

Another year of curating Cultural experiences, on behalf of the National Library Service, to highlight Africa and its rich culture, heritage, and contributions to children aged 7 to 11.
Grandma, we built this pyramid using clay, sand, water, and love,” said one Class 2 student.
For a growing community of artists, filmmakers, and cultural architects, the work of preserving African culture isn’t seasonal. It’s a daily practice, urgent and deeply personal.
It’s the premium African-Food-Inclusive AFROBEAT, AMAPIANO Sunset Cruise, and fundraiser. Join us, experience African Food, and Music.
On February 26, 2026, The Diasporadical Initiative gathered a visionary panel of African cultural practitioners and storytellers to explore the vital work of preserving heritage in the Diaspora

Primary school students in Barbados are exploring sustainability through African ancestral knowledge in Ancestral Intelligence: Sustainable Models, a 12-week learning initiative by The Diasporadical Initiative.

What happens when over 800 curious schoolchildren gather to explore African culture through story, song, food, and tradition? Something close to magic.