Join the world’s top-performing athletes from 40 countries – and their fans – at Thomas A. Robinson Track & Field Stadium for all thrills of this international biennial track and field sporting event, a crucial Olympic qualifying event for this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris.
The second largest in The Bahamas takes place during the Labor Day holiday weekend in June with lots to eat and drink, games for the entire family, and performances by local bands.
Locals and visitors get the opportunity to enjoy a variety of dishes prepared using conch. This is also an enjoyable time for the locals and visitors to come out and enjoy the festivities.
Sir Randal Fawkes established Labour Day in 1961, and it is now named in his honor. On this holiday, members of the labor unions from different organizations, as well as political parties, march in a large parade through the streets of downtown Nassau beginning around 10:00 a.m.
The Pineapple Festival is a yearly celebration in the Gregory Town, Eleuthera area. During this time descendants return home to visit relatives and friends that they haven't seen in a long time. This is a time when the pineapple farmers get a chance to see their great harvest on display in a variety of ways. This also demonstrates the determination of our local farmers to keep the pineapple crop growing on our island for generations to come.
The Crossing for Cystic Fibrosis is a long-distance endurance paddle challenge that takes paddlers 50 miles across the Gulfstream from Bimini, Bahamas, to the Florida mainland. The event was inspired because of the incredible health benefits the ocean has on those living with cystic fibrosis.
Regattas in The Abacos is a vibrant celebration of events that features a colorful array of sailboats and powerboats competing in exhilarating races along the crystal-clear waters of the Abacos Islands. Amid the stunning backdrop of turquoise seas and white sandy beaches, visitors and locals come together to enjoy thrilling competitions, live music, delicious Bahamian cuisine, and a festive atmosphere. These regattas are a perfect blend of sporting excitement and cultural immersion, making them a must-attend experience for anyone looking to embrace the true spirit of the Abacos.
The homecoming is a great way to welcome many domestic and international visitors during The Bahamas Independence week of celebrations.
There will be local performances, live entertainment by Bahamian artists, fun, food, and games for everyone.
The Bluff Homecoming is a happy time for family and friends. Everyone on the island can come out and enjoy themselves.
There will be live entertainment by various Bahamian artists and bands. Lots of native food and mixed drinks will be on sale.
This event is an annual tradition of hauling Jack fish. Activities include games, live entertainment, and local performances.
There will be delicious native food, drinks, and desserts on sale.
The Tarpum Bay festival is a way to encourage descendants to come together and have an enjoyable time with family, friends, and visitors in the area. There will be live entertainment, junkanoo rush-outs, and delicious native dishes and items on sale.
The first Bimini Native Fishing Tournament was held in the early 1950’s by a group of natives who organized the Progressive Sporting Club. This year’s tournament will consist of 3 days of activities from August 3-5, 2023. The opening ceremony will take place at Bimini Big Game Club Resort & Marina on Thursday evening followed by a full day of fishing on Friday and a half day of fishing on Saturday. The awards and closing ceremony will take place at Bimini Big John’s on Saturday night.
The Bannerman Town Festival is a great time for friends, family, and visitors to come out on the weekend and have a great time.
There will be delicious native food, ice-cold beverages, desserts, live entertainment, and games.