July 31st

Where the festival meets freedom, soaked in paint and powder. From the first splash of colour to the last step, this is your moment to let go and feel the bass in your chest as thousands of revellers move behind the trucks like one, chipping, wining and wukking up ‘til sunrise in true Bajan style.

August 1st

The biggest calypso competition in the region!

This event showcases the best calypsonians in Barbados, as they compete for the crown and the title of Pic-O-De-Crop Monarch. Calypso, dubbed as the people’s newspaper, offers artists the opportunity to express issues of the people in song. Patrons will be awarded an electrifying atmosphere and the opportunity to cheer on their favourites. This event promises to showcase amazing performances, offer a thrilling competition, and a vibrant atmosphere, Pic-O-De-Crop is an event you don’t want to miss!

August 2nd

A night of soca and calypso, party under the stars with Caribbeans favorite performers

August 3rd

Grand Kadooment Day celebrates the end of Crop Over, where Masquerade Bands make their way to the Mighty Grynner Highway with revelers dressed in sequin costumes decorated with colorful feathers, jewels and bright accents; dancing behind music trucks and moving bars. It is Barbados’ carnival at which approximately 15000 revelers parade through the streets of St. Michael. The parade of colour and splendor starts at the National Stadium and pulsates to the soca and calypso hits through the streets to the Mighty Grynner Highway. Culturally, Grand Kadooment sustains the art-form of masquerading in Barbados, with the key components being costume design and construction