The Exumas

Get ready for the 19th annual Bahamian Music & Heritage Festival set for March 14 - 15, 2025, at the Regatta Site in George Town, Exuma under the theme “Bahamian Rhythms and Flavors”. 

10K/22.5K/42K/50K

Come see conch like you’ve never seen it before! Delicious cracked conch, scorched conch, conch salad, steamed conch, conch chowder, stewed conch and many other conch dishes will be on sale. Venue is Farmer's Cay.

In appreciation for their continual support to the community, the Ministry of Tourism welcomes our visitors, winter residents and cruising community.  There is Bahamian music by local entertainers, succulent native dishes, treats and lots more.  Come and bring the whole family to a delightful afternoon of tea, pastries and Bahamian hospitality on Great Exuma.

PGA’s Web.com Tour Tournament is an exciting four days of competition. Come and spectate or participate in the pro-am or watch your favorite golfer as he or she vie for the coveted First Place in the Web.com Tour.

The climax of the Bahamian Christmas is the Junkanoo Parade.  This parade is a tradition that has been passed down through generations for many years. Music is made from cowbells, goatskin drums and a number of other instruments, while the colorful costumes are designed from cardboard and crepe paper.

Thursday and Friday, souse out, cookout on Saturday and Monday.  Sunday the community worships at one of the churches.  Enjoy the evening in concert and talent show.

This event is the first golf tournament of the year on the Web.com Tour. It will be televised globally by the Golf Channel, and is expected to attract a field of 123 golfers.

EXUMA, Bahamas (November 9, 2019) - The year was 1830. Like many places in the world, slavery was a way of life in the Bahamas.