BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Jul 29 2015 – This summer Barbados invites travelers to live like a local and experience the island’s lively Crop Over Festival, celebrating a 200 year-old tradition that honors the end of the sugar cane season.
The six-week festival celebrates all that is Bajan with dusk till dawn parties, arts and crafts markets and a culinary-driven street fare.
“With excitement building from year to year, the Crop Over Festival continues to attract a spirited audience that truly brings the island and its culture to life,” said Petra Roach, BTMI Director, US.
“The color, vibrancy and absolute happiness on people’s faces is utterly contagious – whether it is sailing aboard a Jolly Roger cruise, attending the Pic-O-De-Crop finals or painting on eye-catching designs for Foreday morning – there is truly something for everyone.”
Soca Queen, Alison Hinds commented, “I’d like to personally welcome you all to our beautiful island to experience one of the most exciting festivals there is, Crop Over! After your first time, you’ll never miss it again!”
Entering into its final week, locals and travelers are preparing for the highly anticipated finale events encompassing the island’s most colorful and spirited celebrations.
