Behind the vibrant costumes and electrifying beats of Junkanoo parades are committed members, mentors, and supporters such as Consolidated Water (Bahamas) Ltd. (CWCO). In a heartfelt acknowledgment of years of generous support, the Saxons Superstars’ brass section, High Voltage Brass, recently visited the water supplier to present a plaque of appreciation.

Jeremy Adderley, speaking on behalf of High Voltage Brass, said, "Without CWCO's support, we would not have had the brass costumes needed to compete and secure our two-straight victory. Their support also helps us as we plan lessons for our young members to enhance their musicianship skills, not just for Junkanoo but for college and beyond.”

Adderley highlighted that the plaque is a token of High Voltage Brass’ immense gratitude for CWCO helping the Saxons Superstars keep culture alive and for being a steadfast partner in developing future leaders.

He added, "Every year, it is a struggle to make it to Bay Street. Many of our members are eager to participate, despite their circumstances, and every year our group continues to grow. Thanks to CWCO's generosity, we look forward to continuing to grow and succeed alongside their great team and establishment."

Henderson Cash, CWCO’s General Manager, said, "Receiving this plaque from the Saxons Superstars is a profound honor for us at CWCO. It symbolizes the strong relationship we've built over the years, rooted in mutual respect and a shared commitment to preserving Bahamian heritage.

“Our support for the Saxons Superstars’ brass section is emblematic of our broader mission to invest in our community’s vibrancy and the potential of its young people. We are deeply committed to continuing this support and fostering the traditions that make our culture so unique.”

Behind the vibrant costumes and electrifying beats of Junkanoo parades are committed members, mentors, and supporters such as Consolidated Water (Bahamas) Ltd. (CWCO). In a heartfelt acknowledgment of years of generous support, the Saxons Superstars’ brass section, High Voltage Brass, recently visited the water supplier to present a plaque of appreciation. Jeremy Adderley, speaking on behalf of High Voltage Brass, said, "Without CWCO's support, we would not have had the brass costumes needed to compete and secure our two-straight victory. Their support also helps us as we plan lessons for our young members to enhance their musicianship skills, not just for Junkanoo but for college and beyond.” Adderley highlighted that the plaque is a token of High Voltage Brass’ immense gratitude for CWCO helping the Saxons Superstars keep culture alive and for being a steadfast partner in developing future leaders. He added, "Every year, it is a struggle to make it to Bay Street. Many of our members are eager to participate, despite their circumstances, and every year our group continues to grow. Thanks to CWCO's generosity, we look forward to continuing to grow and succeed alongside their great team and establishment." Henderson Cash, CWCO’s General Manager, said, "Receiving this plaque from the Saxons Superstars is a profound honor for us at CWCO. It symbolizes the strong relationship we've built over the years, rooted in mutual respect and a shared commitment to preserving Bahamian heritage. “Our support for the Saxons Superstars’ brass section is emblematic of our broader mission to invest in our community’s vibrancy and the potential of its young people. We are deeply committed to continuing this support and fostering the traditions that make our culture so unique.”

The Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation held the 18th edition of the annual Bahamian Music & Heritage Festival, March 15th and 16th, 2024, at the Regatta Site in George Town, Exuma.

Governor General, Her Excellency the Most Hon. Cynthia Pratt (seated) attended the National Junkanoo Legends Circle Induction Ceremony on Monday evening, December 11, 2023 at Government House. 

The theme of the occasion was, 'Celebrating Ourselves -- Continuing the Cultural Legacy.'  Congratulating the National Junkanoo Legends Circle honourees is Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture the Hon. Mario Bowleg.  

Her Excellency the Most Hon. Cynthia A. Pratt, Governor General, visited the straw markets on Bay Street and Cable Beach, Thursday October 5, 2023. 

While at the Cable Beach Straw Market she visited the Taxi Drivers Stand, and played a hand of dominoes.