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Great Bahamian Seafood & Wine Festival
Friday 28th May 2010 7:00 PM
The festival kicks off with a Gala event at The Jacaranda House on Parliament Street. Jacaranda House is one of Nassau's historic landmarks originally built by Sir George Campbell Anderson in the 1840s.
Guest will enjoy amazing seafood dishes by top chefs, a variety of exquisite wines, dessert, coffee, as well as world-class entertainment and silent art auction.
Ticket Price: $125 (Inclusive)
Start Time: May 28th at 7:00pm
End Time: May 28th at 11:00pm
Where: Jacaranda House, Parliament St.
For more information and to purchase tickets for the Friday Gala, contact DownTown Nassau Partnership at 242-326-0992
www.downtownnassau.org/seafoodfestival
Great Bahamian Seafood & Wine Festival
Saturday 29th May 2010 9:00 AM
The program for the day is family-friendly with a variety of exciting international festival elements.
Admission: Adults, $3; Children (Under 12), $1
Start Time: May 29th at 9:00am
End Time: May 29th at 8:00pm
Where: Junkanoo Beach, (Just West of the Hilton Hotel Before Arawak Cay)
www.downtownnassau.org/seafoodfestival
Ministry of Tourism: Seafood & Wine Festival
Monday 28th May 2012 12:00 PM
May 28 - 30
Ministry of Tourism: Seafood & Wine Festival
The 2nd Great Bahamian Seafood & Wine Festival will be held at Fish Fry, Arawak Cay featuring Bahamian seafood, music, entertainment, arts & craft and fun for the family. T: 356-6965; see: http://www.tourismtoday.com
Halloween Jam Fest concert
Sunday 30th October 2011
BLACK WOLF ENTERTAINMENT BRIDGES THE CULTURAL GAP
Rather than donning on the traditional Halloween costume this weekend concert goers can opt to attend the Halloween Jam Fest concert produced by Black Wolf Entertainment that will be held on October 30th 2011 at the Lion’s Club, Thompson Boulevard.
According to CEO of Black Wolf, George Laguerre, the concert will feature an impressive list of artists, among them are top Caribbean band Nu Look and widely popular rap kreole artist/actor Mecca aka Grimo.
Black Wolf a Miami based Promotions Company has teamed up with local promotions company Merzier Entertainment to produce this unforgettable night of music, the aim of which is to make a giant step towards easing the racial divide between Haitians and Bahamians. For too long he stated no one has really made any real effort to bridge the gap and find opportunities to share the music, the food, the culture of these two peoples accept at one or two annual events.”
“However, my team and I have scheduled another concert that will happen before the end of the year and a festival slated for some time next year featuring both Haitian and Bahamian foods, music, art and other forms of cultural expressions.”
Bringing the best of a number of genres of music together on one night, the Nu Look Band specializes in performing the sweetest in Kompa music, and also performs a variety of other genres, while Mecca will bring the best in rap and maybe a little spoken word as he is also well known for. Nu Look is based in New York comprises of people from the republic of Haiti and also persons born outside of the Diaspora with a deep love for the country of their parents, while Brooklyn born Mecca also of Haitian parentage resides in Miami.
Mecca, who calls the Bahamas his second home could hardly contain his excitement when quizzed about his upcoming performance in Nassau where he has a large following, “I have a passion for promoting positive lyrics and music and always look forward to the opportunity to encourage other Caribbean brothers and sisters to do the same.
I am always grateful for the response to my performances here in particular the last one” which was at a major benefit concert produced jointly by the government of the Bahamas and the Musicians and Entertainers Union for the Haiti Earthquake relief. “I appreciated all efforts that Bahamians made in that regard.”
Mecca went on to say, “It is disheartening to hear of the recent crime wave. I looked forward to positively impacting the lives of the audience at the Lion’s Club and the Bahamian people as a whole. My thoughts and prayers are always with you.”
Bryan Sainterose, another Black Wolf representative says, “Expect a great concert for this Halloween and look forward to Black Wolf continually producing top notch concerts in the Bahamas.”
Local band Nu-Stars will also be performing on this ticket.
Bahamas Culture Day in New York City
Sunday 4th September 2011 12:00 PM
Sunday, September 4, 2011
In celebration of Bahamian culture, the Bahamian American Cultural Society, Inc. (BACS INC.) kicks off its Bahamas Culture Day on Sunday, September 4, 2011 at Pier 66 Frying Pan at the Hudson River Park, West 26th Street and l2th Avenue from 12 noon to 12 midnight.
Featuring popular Bahamian vocalist Elon Moxey and fire dancer Mitzi Chipman. Music provided by DJ Superstar EGR. There will be continuous dancing with the best of Bahamian music, authentically Bahamian foods, 'Kalik' beer and beverages, Art exhibits and Bahamian prizes and much more....
The Bahamian American Cultural Society, Inc. (BACS INC.) is a young and progressive society of dedicated and dynamic individuals who, amongst many other goals, are focused on bridging the talents of Bahamians and Bahamian descendants in the United States and The Bahamas through the many forms of the arts.
Junkanoo Summer Festival
Saturday 11th July 2009 12:00 PM
Reminiscent of Goombay Summer, Junkanoo Summer Festival returns to Bay St featuring live Bahamian bands, traditional dances including limbo and fire dances, local crafts, literature, Bahamian foods, pineapple eating and onion-peeling contests and more.
Held every Sat in July from 12 pm - 10 pm downtown overlooking Nassau Harbour. Organised by The Ministry of Tourism.
Junkanoo Summer Festival
Saturday 25th July 2009 12:00 PM
Reminiscent of Goombay Summer, Junkanoo Summer Festival returns to Bay St featuring live Bahamian bands, traditional dances including limbo and fire dances, local crafts, literature, Bahamian foods, pineapple eating and onion-peeling contests and more.
Held every Sat in July from 12 pm - 10 pm downtown overlooking Nassau Harbour. Organised by The Ministry of Tourism.
Junkanoo Summer Festival
Saturday 18th July 2009 12:00 PM
Reminiscent of Goombay Summer, Junkanoo Summer Festival returns to Bay St featuring live Bahamian bands, traditional dances including limbo and fire dances, local crafts, literature, Bahamian foods, pineapple eating and onion-peeling contests and more.
Held every Sat in July from 12 pm - 10 pm downtown overlooking Nassau Harbour. Organised by The Ministry of Tourism.
Ardastra Gardens
Saturday 29th August 2009 12:00 PM
It's back to school time, but before you go, Do the Zoo!
Come to Ardastra Gardens & Zoo's Back-to-School Bash
- The Baha-Magician
- Flamingo Shows
- Back to School Safety Tips
- Face Painting
- Bouncing Castle
- Bird Feeding Shows
- Guided Tours
- Lots of Bahamian Food & More!
Start Time: August 29th at 12:00noon
End Time: August 29th at 5:00pm
Where: Ardastra Gardens
For more information, contact 242-323-5806
Old Fashioned Supper Sale Fair and Raffle
Saturday 1st December 2012 8:00 AM
Variety of bahamian foods, drinks, games and other attractions to entertain the entire family.
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