Coveted for its immaculate beaches, unrelenting sunshine and cosmopolitan vibe, Barbados is also revered for the affable locals who take great pride in welcoming guests from all over the planet.

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A labor of love for the gracious sculptor, he was once a student of the sciences but followed his heart to the world of art. Growing up in a family of doctors and lawyers, it was assumed he would follow the same path, however, after graduating from school with degrees in biology and chemistry; he took a leap into the artistic arena.

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Reggie Medford has carved out a life and a legacy and is delighted to share his vision with visitors to the island, “travelers should be able to see unique sites, eat unique foods and purchase unique gifts,” he adds proudly, “and that is just what they do when they visit my shop.”
Save The Date

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The name says it all and from November 16 to 19, the island will be abuzz with the Food and Wine & Rum Festival. Sumptuous and savory, the annual fete celebrates the Bajan tradition of rum with tastings, competitions and a bar-b-cruise. Book early, tickets sell out faster than a cold beer on a sunny afternoon. www.foodwinerum.com/
A Window Seat
American Airlines flies nonstop from New York, Miami and San Juan and Dallas-Fort Worth to Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI). www.aa.com.
JetBlue Airways flies daily nonstop from New York’s JFK. www.jetblue.com. US Airways offer nonstop service once a week from Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT). www.usair.com
Get in Touch
For tourism information, click www.barbados.org/
For more information on Reggie’s art, http://medfordcraftworld.com/