This annual festival encourages visitors and descendants alike to explore the town's unique culture, in the spirit of love and solidarity. Festivities include cultural shows, a church service, local dance, a mini Junkanoo parade, etc.
This event is held on the bay and is geared towards the exploration and development of the town's rich culture. Activities resemble the traditional family reunion, where people renew ancestral links, and include a beach picnic, cookout, sporting events, tournament games such as dominoes, cultural/talent show, disco dancing in the evenings, a church service and gospel concert on Sunday.
This festival is held each year on the weekend of the Whit Monday holiday. It features three days of sailing with Class 'C' sloops, games like Hoopla, quadrille dancing, plaiting of the Maypole, delicious native dishes on sale, native crafts on display, Rake and Scrape music, plus other exciting entertainment, including the Marching Band and a Talent Show.
The Kiwanis Club hosts this annual Easter Egg Hunt, which is open to all children. Other activities include a hat-making contest and kids’ relays.
This event celebrates Easter in a Concert of music, gospel bands, and liturgical dance groups.
This annual festival showcases the history and culture of "conching" in South Andros and features a number of indigenous cultural activities that emphasize the conch:
Highlights will be good food and drink for sale and fellowship among residents and visiting descendants.
Highlights will be good food and drink for sale and fellowship among residents and visiting descendants.
This annual event, held the second weekend in June, celebrates the crab-catching ways of Andros island, which is referred to as "The Land of Crabs." Activities include land crabs cooked in many ways, a crab cultural show, releasing of the crabs, a crab culinary contest, crabs of Andros life cycle display, and Rake & Scrape Music.
The venue is located 2.5 miles from the Andros Town Airport.
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