Cargill Creek Homecoming Festival
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.
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.
This tournament is held annually in the settlement of Red Bays. The person who catches the most fish will be declared the winner. Lots of home cooked dishes will be on sale, accompanied by live Rake and Scrape music and a DJ.
St. Stephen’s Anglican Church was built in the early 1900’s and rumor has it that an old pirate's treasure is buried under the church. This annual event is sponsored by members of the church. Games will be available along with food and drinks on sale.
The venue is located 2.5 miles from the Andros Town airport.
This fun and activity-filled celebration will feature a beauty pageant, Easter egg hunt, jackstones, hopscotch, an open-air gospel concert, Rake and Scrape music and lots of native dishes on sale.
The venue is located two miles from the Congo Town Airport.
This event symbolizes the uniting of the community and provides an opportunity for former residents to return home. Highlights will be cultural shows and live entertainment featuring local Rake and Scrape bands.
The venue is located five miles from the San Andros Airport.
Locals gather every week to dance and enjoy good ole Bahamian food prepared by ladies in the community. Everyone is welcome to join in. The event runs until 12:00 midnight.
A spectacular native street festival with the sounds of goat-skin drums, horns, whistles, cow bells, and costumes, featuring the competitive beats of Bimini Tum Tum’s and Bimini Stompers.
The Jr.Junkanoo Bimini committee hosts a spectacular native street festival with the sounds of goat-skin drums, horns, whistles, cow bells, and costumes, featuring the competitive beats of Bimini Jr Junkanoo teams of all ages.
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