Barbados will start the hunt for its next standout talent worthy of representing the island internationally when Season Three of the Baje to the World Talent Show kicks off tomorrow in St. John.
Organisers, the Community Development Department (CDD) in the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment have chosen the Gall Hill Hardcourt to launch the star search that begins with free activities for the entire family.
“We get started at 2 p.m. with a Family Fun Day featuring the City of Bridgetown Cooperative Credit Union’s Children’s Play Zone with rides, jumping tents and face painting, as well as a special work-out session with Spinny, for the fitness enthusiasts.
“At 8:00 p.m., we kick off our mega launch concert with an impressive cast of local performers including Season Two winner Tarique O’Neal and finalist Tae, Edwin Yearwood and krosfyah, Road March King Brucelee Almightee and Kimberly Inniss,” said the show’s producer Dwayne Grazette.
Plus, Haynesville Youth Club, Quan De Artiste, Miguel White & Mylon Clarke, ZigE Walcott & Nakita, Jason & Biko, Chris The Klassic and Kelvin Carvalho & Friends are set to belt out more music, dance and comedy sketches.
While Ronnie Morris and Shadia Marshall are billed to pay tribute to Barbados’ First Lady of Song, Carlyn Leacock who passed away last week Thursday.
“During the concert Barbadians will get full details on this year’s programme including the grand prize up for grabs, the registration process for auditions and other important information on various aspects of Baje to the World and its goal to develop well-rounded Barbadian artistes.
“Season Two was a huge success and many Bajans are looking forward to this new series. We are anxiously awaiting the selection process of the lucky Barbadians who will go forward to our preliminaries/challenges, where they will have the opportunity to showcase their talent for the entire country,” Grazette added. (PR/SNR)
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