Eleuthera & Harbour Island

This annual festival is designed to provide an impressive display for visitors and locals by decorating each tree on Bay Street with festive white Christmas lights. Lighting of the trees takes place on the first Friday in December. There is also a live band performance followed by a Junkanoo rush-out ending the night!

The purpose of this initiative is to clean up and beautify the entire Island, in addition to creating community awareness about the benefits of a clean environment; it helps to protect the destination's natural resources and provide an attractive, safe destination for visitors.

This festival was designed to bring nationals and visitors to Wemyss Bight to celebrate and reminisce about bygone days. It features talent shows, Bahamian food and drinks, live band performances and local crafts. 

Experience one of the largest racing events in The Islands of The Bahamas, with Class A, B, and C native sailing sloops taking to the waters off North Eleuthera, Harbour Island, and Spanish Wells. The onshore activities include a church service, cultural shows, Bahamian food and drinks, and nightly entertainment with live band performances.

This cultural festival will feature local cuisine, authentic crafts, entertainment and Junkanoo performances. The highlight will be"Catch the Chicken" contest.

The Bluff Homecoming is a happy time for family and friends. Everyone on the island can come out and enjoy themselves.
There will be live entertainment by various Bahamian artists and bands. Lots of native food and mixed drinks will be on sale.

There is something for everyone to enjoy!

The main feature of the Bridal show will be transformation of an area into a Wedding/Reception scene by local Wedding Coordinator, Little Island Design

During this annual festival, the entire Fig Tree area on Bay Street is transformed into a "Backyard." Locals and visitors get together to celebrate Bahamian culture, music and crafts. It also features live band performances and a Junkanoo rush-out by two groups.

This activity is designed to educate the community about sustainability and the importance of protecting their natural resources – the environment and the coastline. The clean-up will focus on beaches, harbors and marinas