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FLOW BARBADOS GOES BIG FOR KADOOMENT 2025

FLOW BARBADOS GOES BIG FOR KADOOMENT 2025

June 17, 2025
3:15 pm

Flow Barbados is now the official telecommunications partner for the entire Crop Over Festival and has committed 150 thousand dollars in support.

Vice President and General Manager of Flow Barbados, Desron Bynoe made the announcement during the launch of the Flow Grand Kadooment at the National Heroes Square.

Mr. Bynoe said the company’s contribution is its largest to date and they are going all in this year as part of efforts to boost the festival’s cultural visibility at home and abroad.

Also speaking during the official Flow Grand Kadooment media launch President of the Barbados Association of Masqueraders, Bryan Worrell said this year’s focus for Kadooment day is on safety, improved logistics and inclusivity.

Mr. Worrell said special attention is being given to the safety and the well-being of masqueraders.

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