Being a part of two residencies at Pinelands Creative Workshop in Barbados was a pivotal moment of cultural exchange experience for me as a young artist, community organizer, and teacher.
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Delighted to be a partner with PCW
We extend heartfelt congratulations to the Team at Pinelands Creative Workshop as they celebrate this milestone of success.
PCW taught me about dedication and integrity
Interning for the Pinelands Creative Workshop have been a very important step in my journey as a student in Development Studies and young woman.
40 years worth of gratitude to our many friends
Our 40-year journey was made possible by untamed minds, great hearts and the many hands that have made the work light. We Thank You Government Minister of Social Care, Constituency Empowerment and Community Development Ministry of Labour, Social Security & Human Resource Development Department Of Emergency Management (DEM) National Cultural Foundation National HIV/AIDS Commission BarbadosRead More
40 Years of Dance and Drama
For the past 40 years, we have been proud to pay tribute to our heritage and community. Here is a snapshot of some of our work, both onstage and off.
Part Ah We Series – Patrick Virgie
It is our pleasure to feature a new collection of articles – Part Ah We (PAW) Series – to highlight the stories of outstanding individuals making real positive change within their community. Coming from St. Lucia, Patrick Virginie has been living in Barbados for the past 12 years. He arrived after his sisters sent forRead More
Youth and Violence
Youth violence is an issue which raises serious concerns among the Barbadian population, as it leads to severe crimes and manifestations of violence.
Pinelands launches a course to help build the Cultural Industries sector
Pinelands Creative Workshop believes that you can’t develop a functioning cultural industry without technical competence and certifications.
Barbadian culture must not be diluted by artists
While some of us may say “We know what our culture is.”; others may ask, “Do we?”
Pinelands support for HIV/AIDS
Ben’s wiry figure is a near perfect match for his personality, but at the same time, it defies any preconception of the stereotypical AIDS patient.