Calling All Artisans in Grand Bahama!

 

Calling All Artisans in Grand Bahama!

 

Are you a local creator with unique, handcrafted artwork? This is your opportunity to showcase and sell your work!

The Ministry for Grand Bahama is inviting artisans to express interest in participating in a curated showcase designed to highlight local talent and support creative entrepreneurs. Whether you specialize in painting, crafts, sculpture, or other handmade creations, your work deserves to be seen.

Applications are available at the Ministry for Grand Bahama or BAIC

Deadline: March 26, 2026

For more information: (242) 350-8571 or (242) 352-8525

Don’t miss this chance to be part of a growing creative community and turn your passion into opportunity!

IB Visual Arts Exhibition – St. Andrews International School

 

IB Visual Arts Exhibition – St. Andrews International School

 

Step into a world of imagination and creativity at the IB Visual Arts Exhibition 2026, presented by the talented students of St. Andrews International School.

This year’s exhibition explores the theme “The Beauty of the Collective Unconscious,” showcasing powerful and thought-provoking works that reflect identity, culture, nature, dreams, and the shared human experience.

Friday, March 20, 2026
Native Arts & Crafts on Bay
Bay Street & Elizabeth Avenue

Nassau, Bahamas

Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre Art Exhibition and Auction

 

Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre Art Exhibition and Auction

 

 

Presented by 

SRC Occupational Therapy Department

 

April 16th, 2026

6:00 PM

 

Serenity Gardens

Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre

Fox Hill Road 

National Art Gallery of The Bahamas

 Double Dutch 9 Opens Today

Double Dutch: Tidal Imprints Opens today: Fri, 21 Nov, 6:30–10 pm The Current: ECCHO, Baha Mar Exhibitions | Free and open to all Double Dutch 9: Tidal Imprints brings Melissa Alcena and Cédrine Scheidig into dialogue around how we see, feel, and frame the Caribbean. Through portraiture, landscape, and quiet moments of daily life, both artists trace the emotional and historical layers carried by our environments. Presented in partnership with The Current: ECCHO

Learn more about Double Dutch