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February 21, 2020
Breef Pioneers Post-Dorian Resilient Blue Bahamas Project in Grand Bahama
BREEF’s “Resilient Blue Bahamas” programme is inspiring young people to get involved with building back a more resilient Bahamas. Starting on 11th February, BREEF delivered a curriculum-based educational model to nearly 500 students from Hugh Campbell Primary School, Bishop Michael Eldon School, Mary Star of the Sea Academy, Lucaya International School and Freeport Gospel Chapel School. The ...
The wait is over!!!
December 05, 2016
The wait is over!!!
Jazz, funk, R&B, hip-hop and soul bounce -- music for every appetite will be had at the 12th annual Jazz in the Gardens (JITG) Music Fest, which has released another stellar lineup of artists for the ever-popular festival presented by the City of Miami Gardens.
Helping hurricane victims
July 19, 2016
Helping hurricane victims
EIGHT months after the devastating Hurricane Joaquin, Long Island's community centres are being restored to full working order thanks to the support of the Sandals Foundation.
January 20, 2016
Long Island schools receive facelift from holiday travelers
Hurricane ravaged schools in Long Island benefited from the community service of The Domestic Tourist and a group of island hoppers on the Majority Rule holiday, as the crew traveled to the island for a weekend of giving back.
The travelers donated their time to paint lunch benches at Mooresville Primary School in south Long Island and the exterior walls at Simms Primary School in the north. Morri...
January 20, 2016
Long Island schools receive facelift from holiday travelers
Hurricane ravaged schools in Long Island benefited from the community service of The Domestic Tourist and a group of island hoppers on the Majority Rule holiday, as the crew traveled to the island for a weekend of giving back.
January 14, 2016
Long Island schools receive face lift from holiday travellers
Hurricane ravaged schools in Long Island benefited from the community service of The Domestic Tourist and a group of island hoppers this Majority Rule Holiday, as the crew travelled to the island for a weekend of giving back.
What's on at the NAGB
September 11, 2015
What's on at the NAGB
Back-to-school deals
From September to December, the NAGB is offering a 'buy one, get one free' deal on school group tours. Guided tours normally come at a cost of $35 per group of 25 (max) persons, plus admission charges for students 12 and over. With this offer, schools receive two guided tours for $35, plus individual admission.
During the promotion, schools that book guided tours on Mondays ...
ARTerNoon is back!
September 04, 2015
ARTerNoon is back!
The NAGB is pleased to announce the return of its monthly ARTerNoons!
Next Saturday, September 19, kids ages seven to 12 are invited to the gallery to create their very own laminated collages.
April 03, 2011
Baha Mar project creates environmental biospheres in Cable Beach
Nassau, The Bahamas - Reducing the
intensity of land use and environmental conservation are driving the
partnership between The Bahamas National Trust and Baha Mar. The
two aim to promote corporate social responsibility and eco-tourism throughout
their revitalisation of the Cable Beach area, as well as designating
the area's wetland systems.
Baha Mar's developers have complied
w...
A journey that started out on faith
July 02, 2014
A journey that started out on faith
Charles Rose Jr.'s journey from his home on Grand Bahama to graduating from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC) with a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering started out with $3,000 in his pocket and lots of faith that he would get into and graduate from the university charging $30,000 in annual tuition fees.
"I went through a lot to go after my dreams," said the recent g...
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