Festivals & Culture

San Salvador Goombay Summer festival features a variety of activities, including live Bahamian music, games, food and drink.

FEATURES:

• Goombay Dancers
• Junkanoo Group
• Local DJ's
• Local Artists
• Arts N Craft

Bahamain Dishes and much, much more,

• Crab n Rice
• Grill conch
• Grill Fish
• Conch Salad
• Tamrind Sauce
• benny Cake
• coconut Cake
• Gurva Duff
• Coconut Tarte

Lots of Prize Giveaways.

This festival will feature live band entertainment, a variety of games for the whole family, plus local food (with an emphasis on conch) and drinks for sale. 

This festival is the signature family-oriented event for Inagua and is a homecoming event for former residents of the island. It features an opening Ecumenical Church Service, a gospel concert, live entertainment with visiting artists, salty games, domino tournament, ball games, youth talent competition, karate demonstrations, a cultural extravaganza, tours of the Morton Salt Company, the Inagua National Park and the Inagua Lighthouse, fishing trips, a Junkanoo rush-out, fireworks, and lots of indigenous food and drinks for sale.

This family-oriented event draws patrons from both the domestic and international spectrum. The Harvest Fest is a grand celebration of the bountiful natural resources of Andros and its creative people.

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 annual homecoming event is held every Easter targeting descendants who have never been to the island or have not visited for a very long time. The celebration is geared towards bringing descendants, residents and friends of Betsy Bay together to "build on the legacy of their forefathers." It takes place on the Betsy Bay School grounds and begins with a church service on Friday, followed by a cook-out.