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Apr 1 - 6, 2026

James Cistern Heritage Homecoming

This event encourages locals and visitors to come out and enjoy delicious native dishes, desserts, live entertainment, and activities for the young and old.

Funds raised during the event go towards enhancing the James Cistern area and assisting with initiatives throughout the island. 

Apr 2 - 6, 2026

Rock Sound Homecoming Festival

This event is held to bring together families, friends, and visitors in one area to enjoy great food and entertainment.
Funds raised during the event assist with initiatives and other activities on the island.

 

May 2, 2026

Catch Jerry Chile

A five(5) mile Fun Run/Walk will be held starting at the cork tree in James Cistern to the Governor's Harbour International Airport runway and back. This year is for bragging rights. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophies will be given. All proceeds are donated to the Cancer Society of Eleuthera Branch.

May 20 - 25, 2026

PALMETTO POINT HOMECOMING

The Palmetto Point Homecoming is held during the week of the Whit Monday holiday. This event encourages people on the island to come out and enjoy good times with family and friends. This is also a great time to plan a vacation or family reunion.
The highlight of the event is the locally made floating bar. Individuals can swim up to the floating bar, sit, chill, and drink cold beverages while in the water.

There will be fun, food, live entertainment, and games for everyone.



 

Jun 3 - 7, 2026

Annual Deep Creek Conch Fest

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. 

Jun 5 - 6, 2026

Pineapple Festival

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.