Barbadians are being encouraged to come out and enjoy what the Oistins Festival has to offer.
This from Chairman of the Festival Committee, Toni Thorne.
She told CBC News she is looking forward to the activities this weekend in the southern community best known for its fishing.
Ms. Thorne says much is in store for this year’s event.
Among the list is the presentation of the Sir Harold Bernard St. John Lifetime Achievement Award to a long-standing vendor.
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