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TIPSY BARBADOS LAUNCHES WITH $50-TICKETS FOR 50 YEARS OF CROP OVER

Get ready to unlock the ultimate festival experience! Twisted Entertainment is thrilled to announce the return of its highly anticipated 2-day festival, Tipsy Music Festival (TMF). The popular event, which attracts thousands of attendees annually from across the Caribbean and around the world, is set to take place from July 20-21 in beautiful Barbados and is offering patrons special $50-tickets in celebration of the island’s 50th anniversary of Crop Over.

“We’re incredibly excited to bring TMF back to the people of Barbados for another unforgettable weekend of music, and to kick off this year’s festival experience with our special $50 tickets,” said the organizers of Tipsy Barbados. “Crop Over is a time-honored tradition here in Barbados, and we wanted to offer something special to our local community as we celebrate this historical milestone together.”

As one of the most exciting events on the island’s calendar, TMF promises two exciting days filled with music, fun, and memorable experiences – Day 1 of the festival kicks off with TMF Beach, where attendees can soak up the sun and enjoy the sounds of the Caribbean; while Day 2 features TMF’s signature All White Party, with an an impressive lineup of local and international artists.

With its vibrant atmosphere, electrifying performances, and world-class entertainment, Tipsy Music Festival Barbados promises to be the highlight of the summer! Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity – grab your $50 tickets today while stocks last and get ready for an epic weekend of music, culture, and celebration at Tipsy Barbados.

Tickets for the 2024 edition of TMF are now available and can be purchased online at www.ticketinkz.com. to be part of the ultimate music festival experience in Barbados!

For more information and updates, visit the official social media page, v@twistedbarbados on Instagram and Twisted Entertainment Facebook. (PR)

Entertainment

National Disability Unit’s First Movie Night Is March 8

As part of activities to celebrate the Month of the Disabled 2025, the National Disabilities Unit (NDU) will host its first Movie Night for the year, this Saturday, March 8, at its grounds at ‘Maxwelton’, Lower Collymore Rock, St. Michael.

Two movies, “Jungle Cruise” and “Inside Out 2”, will be featured under the stars, with the first expected to begin at 6:30 p.m.

Admission is free and persons are encouraged to bring their chairs and blankets. The movie night will end at 9:00 p.m.

One Community: United in Action for an Inclusive and Sustainable Future is the theme for the month. The aim is to encourage communities to actively include people with disabilities in all aspects of life and to actively ensure that they are fully integrated and considered in all aspects of building a sustainable society.

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B’DOS INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL BEGINS JANUARY 29TH

The 9th Barbados Independent Film Festival (BIFF) promises an unforgettable experience, showcasing 60 films from 20 countries over five days. Festival Director De Carla Applewhaite announced the theme, “Global Cinema,” during Monday’s media launch, highlighting the festival’s growth and its dedication to promoting Barbadian and international talent.

Applewhaite said, “”The Barbados Independent Film Festival this year has received over 350 entries. Ten from Barbados, 11 from Turkey, one from Estonia, ten from Canada, four from Trinidad and Tobago, Nigeria, Suriname, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, France, Russian Federation, Islamic Republic of Iran, Palestine, Hong Kong, Sierra Leone, Egypt, Bermuda and Curacao [have entered]. This year’s theme has defined itself as ‘Global Cinema’ as we feature work from literally around the world.”

She noted that this year’s festival was the largest yet since its inception, with 60 films scheduled to be shown over the course of five days from January 29th till February 2nd.
The festival will open on January 29 with a red carpet event at the Barbados Museum and wrap up on February 2 with the short-film showcase, Shorts On The Beach, at Southern Palms Hotel.
The festival will also spotlight The Roads We Travel, a short film by Barbados-born filmmaker Mary Cecilia Walker