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History of Worship Bus Tour
Jun 6 @ 9:00 am
From grand churches to sacred burial grounds, discover the fascinating stories behind Barbados’ rich religious heritage.
With over 100 denominations across the island, Barbados has a deeply rooted spiritual history shaped by colonialism, resistance, community, and culture. Join us as we journey through some of the island’s oldest and most majestic worship spaces, exploring their architecture, traditions, connections to enslavement, and lasting impact on Barbadian society today.
We’ll also uncover the stories of denominations and communities affected by our colonial past. Stops include:
◾St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral
◾St. Mary’s Anglican Church
◾Nidhe Israel Synagogue
◾St. Philip Quaker Burial Ground
◾And more!
📅 NEW DATE: June 6th, 2026
💲 $120 BDS
🍽 Lunch Included
🚌 Boarding: 8:30 AM
Perfect for history lovers, curious minds, and anyone wanting to experience Barbados from a new perspective.
To reserve your spot: call 538-0201 or email info@barbmuse.org.bb
📞 (246) 538-0201
Discover More About Barbados’ History
Barbados is vibrant island where history, heritage, and culture come alive at every turn! Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of our past as you explore centuries-old plantations, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and charming colonial architecture. Join a guided tour to uncover the stories of resilience, creativity, and tradition that have shaped this island…
📚 Recommended Reading…
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a proud Bajan, or simply curious about our Caribbean nation, these books will deepen your understanding and appreciation of Barbados’ unique heritage. Dive into the pages of history and uncover the events, people, and cultures that have shaped this remarkable island.
A True and Exact History of the Island of Barbados
“If you are interested in early Barbados and how the people lived and survived this is a read you will enjoy.”
George Washington’s Barbados Diary, 1751-52
“This hard bound book is an extraordinarily researched day-by-day accounting of George Washington’s time in Barbados!”
