New Providence is going to be lit this weekend as music, art and culture fuse for Ignite, Chef Simeon Hall’s latest venture that brings the talent of Bahamian chefs together with his culinary counterparts from around the region and the United States’ eastern seaboard in an event that will transcend the food, incorporating music and art, but will culminate in a main event that will be reminiscent of the way our ancestors prepared food. 

For Ignite’s main event on Saturday, June 22, artists Julien Believe and Bodine have been tapped for the mini concert; along with a storyteller who will tell the story of Ignite and old-world Bahamas accompanied by her husband on the drums, which is expected to make for an exciting addition to the event; Allan “Pachino” Wallace’s art will tie together the display of Bahamian culture through food, music and art.

“The food and beverage are underlying to the music, art and location,” said Hall.

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