Scotiabank has partnered with the Bahamas National Trust to host its annual Wine & Art Festival, which was scheduled for this weekend, January 30-31, 2015. The Festival is a major source of funding for the Bahamas National Trust, one of the Bahamas' leading environmental protection and conservation agencies.

Scotiabank’s Senior Manager of Marketing, Leah Davis, explained, “This year marks the second consecutive year that we are supporting the Bahamas National Trust in this way. We applaud the BNT for their outstanding commitment to the conservation and protection of the Bahamian environment and natural resources.”

The much anticipated 2014 Wine & Art Festival will take place on Saturday, January 31 at The Retreat on Village Road. The bank’s wealth management arm, Scotia Private Client Group, will host its clients to a special reception at the Festival’s Members’ Night on Friday, January 30.

Pictured are Urmie A. Braynen, Development Department, Bahamas National Trust; Eric Carey, Executive Director, Bahamas National Trust; Leah Davis, Senior Manager, Marketing, Scotiabank; Katrina Cartwright, Membership Officer, Bahamas National Trust