The all Eleuthera Cultural Fest allows for Bahamian Artisans to display their authentic creations under one roof. There will also be cultural dances, interactive storytelling, pop bands, and tasty, delicious Eleuthera dishes.
The All-Eleuthera Festival is an initiative developed by the Point Millennials Non-Profit Organization. The idea behind the festival is to showcase 'Bahamian Culture' at its best.
This event displays locally created crafts from our Eleuthera vendors. There will be a live Bahamian band, junkanoo rush out, and delicious native food and drinks.
Bring the whole family out and have a great time!
This event is a great way to support our Eleuthera local artists and vendors. Here you will be able to purchase beautiful paintings, locally made crafts, and souvenirs. There will also be down home native food and cold beverages for sale.
Bring the children out and allow them to enjoy the natural scenes at the Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve.
The We Farmer's Market is an initiative established by the One Eleuthera Foundation. The purpose of the farmer's market is to encourage people to purchase locally grown produce, eat healthier and also to be able to plant and harvest their own produce.
The We Farmer's Market occurs the third Saturday of each month.
This event is held mainly for pre-school, primary and secondary schools to learn about their culture. This will ensure the growth and survival of junkanoo for years to come. "Come feel the rush Eleuthera style!!"
There will be drummers, trumpet blowers, cowbell shakers, and so much more.
Make this a part of your weekend plans!
TENTATIVE DATE: March 28th, 2026
The Paradise Farms is one of the most special places for family, friends, and visitors to enjoy. Here you will be amazed at the various Christmas light decorations and displays.
The purpose of this annual drive-thru light show is to raise funds to assist with feeding, and caring for the animals that grow on the farm. The funds also help to assist with renovations, and adding extra to ensure that it lasts for generations to come.
This event begins on December 13th, 2024 (every Friday, Saturday, & Sunday) and ends on, January 12th, 2025.
The holidays on Eleuthera will not be complete without a junkanoo parade. The All Eleuthera Junkanoo Parade is sure to have everyone on their feet bouncing and stepping to the sounds of junkanoo music.
There will be drummers, trumpet blowers, cowbell shakers, and so much more.
Make this a part of your weekend plans.
Adults $5.00/ Children $2.00.
Come on down to the Governor's Harbour Homecoming where the best Bahamian and native dishes will be served. Food such as baked macaroni, cracked conch, fried plantain and some good old peas and rice will be on sale. Each stall has something unique and flavorful.
There will be board games, live local band and performances by some of our Bahamian artists.
The event is organized by the Governor's Harbour Development Association. Funds raised assist with community projects and initiatives for the young and old.
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 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.
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