Booklet with the program and cast information for an evening of comedy consisting of Errol Hill's "Strictly Matrimony" and Moliere's "Doctor in Spite of Himself." The production was presented by Stage One Theatre Productions and took place at the Combermere Hall. No date information provided, possibly 1982.
Booklet of observance, containing Commonwealth aims & objectives, order of observance, message from the Queen, procession of flags, national anthem, and concluding prayers (including Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Muslim). Commonwealth Day is an annual celebration of the Commonwealth of Nations, an association of 54 member states which were former territories of the British Empire. This day is observed annually on the second Monday in the month of March.
Booklet showcasing the dancers and the program of performances for the 1971 season. The Barbados Dance Theatre Company was formed in 1968 to develop and showcase the art of dancing in the country.
Presentations ticket carried by an individual when they were presented to the Queen by the Governor-General during the reception at Government House on February 18, 1975 on the occasion of the visit of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
Booklet with program and details for Combermere School's annual Speech Day on March 16, 1978. Contains names of staff and students. The prizes and awards were distributed by Governor-General Sir Deighton Ward and Lady Ward, and the address was given by Mr. Erskine Rawlins, Chief Education Officer.
Booklet containing the program and information on a pantomime adaptation of "Jack and the Beanstalk" presented by the Barbados Rugby Football Club between December 14-22, 1972. This Christmas show was meant as fundraiser for the Club's new Club-House. The pantomime took place at St. Winifred's School Hall. The booklet contains the acts of the play, the actors, photos of the rugby team, and numerous advertisements.
Program for a pageant entitled Diamond Jubilee "Airlift" presented by the Barbados Girl Guides Association in commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Guiding. The event was held at Kensington Oval on Friday, December 4, 1970.
Newspaper titled "Nook & Cranny Instigator" and subtitled "The Paper That's Taking Redemption Village by Storm." The issue is from November 1989, and contains various theatrical news. The main article on the cover page discusses the "hostile take-over" of the Nook & Cranny Bar.
Brochure with timetable and description of "Open Houses" held at various properties on the island, organized by the Barbados National Trust during the months of January, February and March of 1978.
Program of concert for the Martin Luther King Memorial Fund held at Harrison College Hall on Friday, May 2, 1968 under the patronage of the Governor-General Sir Winston Scott and Lady Scott.
Booklet with the form and order of service for the dedication of the organ at the Saint Mary's church by Reverend Edward Lewis Evans, Bishop of Barbados. The event took place on May 3, 1971 and the week was called "Mary Week." The booklet containsa brief history of the organ at the church and the efforts to acquire the new one, as well as snippets of talks related to Saint Mary's Church and its organ that were broadcasted through radio each day of "Mary Week."
Flyer for a seminar geared towards young and emerging businesses entitled "Breaking the Brass Ceiling" that took place at Sherbourne Counference Centre on July 11 [no year]. The seminar was presented by the Ecclesia Consulting Group.
Brochure with the program for a piano recital by Marjorie Mitchell presented by the Barbados Association for the Mentally Retarded Children at the Combermere Auditorium on February 11, 1982.
Brochure with the program and cast information for the play "Twelfe-Night, Or What You Will" presented by the Barbados Players' Green Room Theatre Club and directed by Alfred Pragnell and Frank Collymore. The play took place at St. Winifred's Concert Hall between September 29 and October 4, 1969.
Program containing information on the dances and performers of the Jamaica National Dance Theatre Company, which appeared in Barbados under auspices of the Barbados Arts Council. The Barbados Arts Council is a non-governmental umbrella organisation for all the arts of Barbados which aims to promote, support and develop all the arts, whether they be music, dance, drama, literature, the visual arts or other forms of artistic expression.
Program for the opening ceremony of the 28th annual conference of the Association of Caribbean Historians that took place at the Dover Convention Centre on April 14, 1996.
Congress organized by the Status of Women Committee of the Barbados and Professional Women's Club of Barbados, co-sponsored by the Extra-Mural Department of the University of West Indies, Cave Hill campus. The congress, titled "Women at Work," was intended for career women. It took place at the Barbados Government Conference Centre, Wildey, Saint Michael, on April 23-24, 1977.
Program of the World Environment Day emphasizing Barbados Environment Week held June 3, 1979 to June 9, 1979 and was co-ordinated by the Caribbean Conservation Association.
Booklet with the program and cast information for the play "A Flea in Her Ear" by George Feydeau, presented by the Barbados Players' Green Room Theatre Club at the Combermere School in 1987.
Brochure for a piano recital by Ray Luck, Guyanese pianist. The brochure contains biographical information about Ray Luck, as well as information on his career, but no further information on location or date of this performance has been provided. It might have possibly been distributed together with the sheet with the program of a recital by Ray Luck performed in Barbados at the Ursuline Convent on July 7, 1978.
Booklet with program and information for the graduation ceremony at the University of West Indies, Cave Hill campus, Barbados. Contains names of the faculty and students. The event took place on November 25, 1975.
Poster for Barbados Dance Theater Company's 1979 Season of Dance. The poster contains information about the production and cast of the performances which were held at the Combermere School, Waterford, St. Michael, on March 30 and 31, and April 1, 6, 7 & 8, 1979.
Booklet containing the menu, sitting arrangement, and program of music during the dinner held in honor of Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at the Government House on November 13, 1964.
Agricultural show held at the Sayes Court Agricultural Station on Thursday, 9th June, 1966. Contains program of activities, notes on show rules and preparation of animals, prize list, photos, youth competitions, and list of challenge cups donated to the show.
Booklet for the International 4 Day Horse Show held on January 5-8, 1967, at Holders Hill, St. James. The booklet contains information about sponsors, jury, teams, and awards to be presented.
Booklet with program and details about the certificates, hospital badges and prizes presentation ceremony of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Tercenary School of Nursing. Contains names of staff and graduating nurses. The event took place on August 21, 1967 at Nurses Home, River Road, St. Michael.
Children's rally to celebrate the independence of Barbados. Held at Kensington Oval in the Presence of the Duke & Duchess of Kent on Thursday, 1st December, 1966. Contains list of event organizers and programme of events.
Brochure with the program and cast information for the plays "Zoo Story" by Edward Albee and "Dutchman" by LeRoi Jones, presented by Theatre 70's, a Guyanese theater group, in Barbados. Possibly took place in 1970.
Invitation to and programme of events for "A Review of Rare Books from the Mark Hunte Collection" held on 15 May, 1991 at the Barbados Historical Museum and Historical Society.
Agricultural show held at the Home Agricultural Station, St. Philip, on November 19th & 20th, 1975. Contains rules of the show, prize list, youth competitions, and notes on preparation of animals for the show.
Flyer for the centenary exhibition held for the occasion of the death of Samuel Jackman Prescod (1806-1871) during September 1971 at the Public Library. It contains a brief bio of Prescod and information on the items exhibited.
Booklet for the state service of Dr. Hugh Gordon Cummins, C.B.E held at the St. Michael's Cathedral on Thursday, October 29, 1970 at 3:00 p.m. Dr. Hugh Gordon Cummins was a Barbadian politician who served as the second Premier of Barbados, from April 17, 1958 to December 8, 1961, and was a member of the Barbados Labour Party.
Document informing the recipient that the Governor-General proposes to present him or her to the Queen during the reception at Government House on February 18, 1975 on the occasion of the visit of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
Booklet for the fundraising event by "Women in Action," with proceeds going to children's charity. The booklet contains the agenda of the event, names of council members, associate members, etc. The event was held in November 1976.
Program for the opening ceremony of the 8th National Convention of the Junior Chamber of the West Indies (Jaycees) held at the Marine Hotel on September 24-29, 1968.
Invitation from The Prime Minister and Members of the Cabinet of Trinidad and Tobago for the Premier of Barbados and Mrs. Barrow for a dinner held at the Trinidad Hilton on July 24, 1963.
Brochure with the program and cast information for the play "Sweet Talk" by Michael Abbensetts, presented by Stage One Theatre Productions at the Queen's Park Theatre on December 7-18, 1978.
Brochure with information about the dance and song performance by the Nigerian Cultural Group, presented by the Ministry of Education and Culture. The event was held at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, on October 11, 1977.
Program for the Barbados Crop Over Festival Costume Queen Show and Calypso King Competition held May 29, 1976 at Culloden Farm. Crop Over is a four month-long festival held between the months of May and August. This festival showcase Barbadian music, art, food and culture. The festival ends with a grand carnival parade, known as Kadooment Day, which is held on the first Monday in the month of August.
Booklet presenting the dance and drama performances, the performers, the lecturers for the workshop, and the people involved in organizing the event. The workshop was held from August 29th to 30th at the Combermere School hall, Waterford, St. Michael.
Program for a gala concert by the Cecilian Singers of Barbados, under the direction of Doris Provencal, and the Samaroo Steel Orchestra of Trinidad with John Fletcher as director. The event, which was one of many fund-raising events arranged throughout that year to help defray expenses related to the group's touring project to the US and Canada. The concert was held at the St. Michael's Cathedral on Tuesday, October 21, 1980. under the patronage of Minister of Education and Culture Louis Tull. The Cecilian Singers of Barbados was a Christian choir established in 1970 which provided musical entertainment that included classical, sacred and secular works.
Celebration of the Holy Eucharist to commemorate 150 years of Public Library Service in Barbados. Held at the St. Mary's Anglican Church, Bridgetown, on October 19, 1997. Contains info on St. Mary's Church, and the religious service (intro hymn, the collect for purity, the gospel, the sermon intercession, offerings, Communion, and dismissal).
Booklet titled "Notes about Barbados for the occasion of the Visit of Her Majesty The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, 18-20 February, 1975." The booklet contains information about Barbados, such as geography, language and population, government, national flag and anthem, and notes on places visited by the royal party.
Brochure with timetable and description of "Open Houses" held at various properties on the island, organized by the Barbados National Trust during the months of January, February and March of 1967.
Booklet with the program and cast information for the play "Beef, No Chicken" by Derek Walcott presented by Stage One Theatre Productions at Queen's Park Steel Shed in April 1987. The booklet contains a short history of the Stage One Theatre Productions group.
Booklet for the funeral service of Father Peter Raphael Gallagher, Parish Priest of St. Dominic's Church, Maxwell, Chrich Church & Catholic Chaplain to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The service was held at the St. Patrick's Cathedral on June 3, 1999, at 4:00 pm.
Program for a concert by Mahalia Jackson held at Kensington Oval on April 9, 1970. The concert was sponsored by the Barbados Rediffusion Service Ltd. in aid of the Needy Children's Fund. The Fund seeks to provide care and financial assistance to impoverished children in Barbados.
Brochure with the program and cast information for the production "Two-In-One" presented by the Barbados National Theatre Workshop in March 1971 at the Arts Lecture Theatre, University of West Indies, Cave Hill campus. The production consisted of the following plays: "The Jewels of the Shrine" by James Ene Henshaw, "The Whore and the Bit Player" by Tom Eyen, and "The Rape of Fair Helen" by Stanley French.
Booklet for a fashion show held at the Marine House in aid of the Rediffusion Needy Children's Fund in March 1973 with Olga Lopes-Seale as the organizer.
Festival '72 was the follow-up to the Drama Festival held in November 1971 and was organized by the Community Development Department. The program consisted from an array of theatrical plays.
Booklet for the funeral service of Monica Agnes Skeete, late of #71 Atlantic Shores, Christ Church, held at the Chapel of St. James Cemetery on January 2, 1998, at 3:00pm.
Brochure with timetable and description of "Open Houses" held at various properties on the island, organized by the Barbados National Trust during the months of January, February, March and April of 1976.
Menu of the dinner given by Governor-General Sir Arleigh Winston Scott and Lady Scott for the occasion of the visit of Charles, Prince of Wales on October 22, 1970.
Program of Seventeenth Century Entertainment at the Barbados Museum with the Cecilian Singers, the Barbados School of Dancing, and String and Reed Instruments on Saturday, April 5, 1980.
Guide to procedures for the lying in state, funeral procession, state funeral and the burial of Sir Frank Walcott. Sir Frank Walcott was a Barbadian trade unionist, politician and ambassador. He played a major role in organizing the Babados labor movement and stimulated participation in the nation's political process.
Booklet containing the list for the presentation of prize winners during the opening of the new school and speech day of the Alleyne School on November 4, 1941. The school was named after Sir John Gay Alleyne.
Booklet with the program for "Masks and Faces," a potpourri of dramatic roles by Ms. Rosaline Fuller. The program was presented by the British Council.
Booklet containing the program for athletic sports competitions held by the Barbados Inter-School Athletic Union. The event took place at Kensington Oval on May 25, 1956. Participating schools included: Harrison College, Alleyne School, Combermere School, Lodge School, Boys' Foundation School, and Coleridge and Parry School. The booklet contains the titles of each competition and names of previous record holders and their records.
Brochure containing the classes and events taking place each week at the Young Men's Christian Association's (YMCA) Pinfold Street facilities in June 1979.
Booklet containing the program for athletic sports competitions at Harrison College on March 22 and 24, 1950. It contains the title of each competition, previous record holders and their records, and some (handwritten) names of winners and their achievements.
Booklet with the program for a lecture delivered by Dr. Schumacher on November 29, 1976 at the Conference Center of the Caribbean Development Bank in Wildey, St. Michael. The lecture was the first in the "Sir Winston Scott Memorial Lectures," sponsored by the Central Bank of Barbados. Sir Arleigh Winston Scott (1900-1976) became Barbados' first native Governor-General in 1967 until his death in 1976.
Booklet with the program and cast information for the play "The Sound of Murder" by William Fairchild, presented by the Barbados Players' Green Room Theatre Club at the Queen's Park Theatre between March 18-28, 1982.
Booklet with the program and cast information about the performance by the Barbados Players' Green Room Theatre Club presenting David Pointing as Dylan Thomas in "The Man and the Myth." The performance took place at Queens Park Theatre on December 10 and 11, 1976.
Booklet with program and details for Combermere School's annual Speech Day on March 27, 1991. Contains names of staff and students. The address was given by David Thompson, M. P., Minister of Community Development and Culture.
Program for the ceremony for the official book launch of the book Shaping a Nation - Principals of Barbados 1900-1980 held at the Garrison Room, Hilton, Barbados.
Program for a concert entitled "A Bajan Gala" held on March 22, 1974 at the Barbados Museum as part of the Courtyard Concerts series. The Barbados Musem is on the site of an old military prison and was used for British Troops stationed in the island up to 1905.
Brochure for a dinner at the Government House on the occasion of the visit of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip on October 31, 1977. The brochure contains the program of the music, as well as the sitting arrangement around the dinner table.
Funeral service for Elsie Viola Haynes late of "Dulce Dorum" Belle Gully, St. Michael, held at St. Barnabas Anglican Church on June 27, 1997, at 4:45 pm.
Booklet with program and information for the graduation ceremony at the University of West Indies, Cave Hill campus, Barbados. Contains names of the faculty and students. The event took place on December 4, 1982.
Booklet with program and cast information for the play "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass" adapted and directed by Patrick Forster, presented by Adventure Theatre at Queen's Park Theatre between March 15 and April 22, 1979.
Brochure for the Caribbean Exhibition 1957 organized by the Junior Chamber of Commerce under the sponsorship of the Trinidad Chamber of Commerce Inc. The brochure contains a list of exhibitors and images of the pavillions, as well as a plan of the exhibition site.
Booklet with information about the repertoire and performers for the 1965 season of dance by the National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica at the Little Theatre in Kingston. It contains numerous photos of the dancers in multiple performances, as well as yearly recaps of the company's repertoire (for 1962, 1963, 1964 and 1965). It also contains photos and bios of the dancers and staff.
Brochure for the annual meeting of the Barbados Family Planning Association, held on September 30, 1966 at the Marine Hotel. The brochure contains the meeting agenda and names of staff and council members.
Brochure containing the timetable of the Department of Extra-Mural Studies of the University of the West Indies at the Pine, for the term commencing October 9, 1967.
Booklet with program for fashion show under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency Sir Robert and Lady Arundell and presented by the Barbados Young Women's Christian Association. The Barbados Branch of the Y.W.C.A was started in 1950 and operates mainly through voluntary efforts to enhance the lives of young women in the country.
Booklet for "Virgil Broodhagen in Exhibition" art exhibit held at Queen's Park Gallery from 11 September - 5 October, 1988. Virgil Broodhagen is a Barbadian painter whos work has been showcased in America and Europe.
Program of festival events held in Barbados for the year 1974. Crop Over is a four month-long festival held between the months of May and August. This festival showcases Barbadian music, art, food and culture. The festival ends with a grand carnival parade, known as Kadooment Day, which is held on the first Monday in the month of August.
Invitation by Erskine Sandiford, Minister of Education, Community Development, Youth Affairs and Sport, for a ceremony marking the official handing over of the Richard B. Moore Collection to the Government of Barbados. The event took place on December 30, 1971, at the Centre for Multi-Racial Studies, Cave Hill, Barbados.
Booklet containing the program for athletic sports competitions held by the Barbados Inter-School Athletic Union. The event took place at Kensington Oval on March 21, 1952. Participating schools included: Harrison College, Combermere School, Lodge School, and Boys' Foundation School. The booklet contains the title of each competition, the names of previous record holders and their records, and (handwritten) names of winners and their achievements.
The opening ceremony of the sixth annual meeting of Caribbean Association of Nutritionists and Dietiticians was held at the Dover Convention Centre, Christ Church, on July 11, 1978. The meeting was formally opened by the Minister of Health and National Insurance, the Honourable Miss. Billie Miller.