Eco-Art Exhibition - Grand Bahama

 

Eco-Art Exhibition

 

Mosaic Art Hub

East Sunrise Highway

 Grand Bahama

 

Now through Friday, June 19th, 2026.

10am - 5pm 

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!

Dare to Experience The Woman in Black?

 

The Woman in Black

This chilling stage production is coming to Regency Theatre in Grand Bahama and you do not want to miss it!

The Woman in Black is a haunting ghost story filled with suspense, mystery, and spine-tingling moments. Follow Arthur Kipps as he recounts a terrifying tale from his past, one that refuses to stay buried. 

March 13 & 14 – 8PM | March 15 – 4PM

Regency Theatre

Grand, Bahamas 

 

 $35 | General Admission

 Box Office: Degregory Fine Goods

(Lucaya Shopping  Plaza)

 

or 

 

GET TICKETS ONLINE

 

Freeport Fashion Week is back! - March 20 & 21st

 

 Night 1... we dream in colour!

 

 Night 2 we go pure white!

 

Tickets for Freeport Fashion Week are officially on sale!

Tickets are now available at:
The Grand Bahama Port Authority Headquarters

The Stoned Crab Restaurant

Secure your seat, support young creatives, and witness the future of fashion on display.

 

#FFW #DreamInColour

 

 

Co-Founder and Inheritor: Sir Charles Hayward (1892–1983) and His Son Sir “Union” Jack Hayward (1923–2015)

By The Bahamianologist

In Homer’s Odyssey, Telemachus did not choose his inheritance — he was born into a house his father had built, on ground his father had claimed, in the middle of a contest over who ultimately had the right to occupy it. The story of Sir Charles Hayward and his son Sir Jack Hayward is a modern echo of that ancient dynamic: the father arrived in Grand Bahama with capital and ambition, built his harbour and took his seat at the table, and left his son to live inside an arrangement whose full complications — legal, political, sovereign — would only reveal themselves across the decades that followed. Read more>>

Freeport’s First Investor: A then 100 year old Abaco Lumber Company 1946

 

By The Bahamianologist

 

The 1967 Commission of Inquiry into Casino Gambling in The Bahamas is not light reading. But for those willing to sit with its transcript, it begins to illuminate something remarkable — how a single commercial agreement, struck in the colonial twilight of 1955, conjured an entire city out of pine forest and ambition.

That agreement was the Hawksbill Creek Agreement.

That city was Freeport.  Read more>>

The Many Faces of Love Flower Show in Grand Bahama

 

The Many Faces of Love Flower Show

 

March 7, 2026

1-5PM

 

Wallace Groves Auditorium

Freeport, Grand Bahama

 

Entry fee: $5

 

Presented by

The Freeport Garden Club 

Step Into Spring with a Somatic Writing Retreat in Grand Bahama

 

Spring Equinox Somatic Writing Retreat

 

March 21, 2026 - 10:00am - 5:00pm

 

Mosai Art Hub - Freeport, Grand Bahama

with Erin James & Susan Jensen Sweeting

Step into the turning of the season and the doorway of your next creative chapter.

Join us for a day-long writing retreat honoring the Spring Equinox — a time of balance, renewal, and possibility. Through guided writing, reflection, somatic awareness, and community, we’ll explore what is emerging in our lives and on the page.

This retreat is for writers of all levels who feel called to pause, listen, and cross a creative threshold.

 

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Grand Bahama Student Eco Art Contest: From Waste, We Create!

An Eco-Art & Sculpture Contest for Students

Awarding Young Artists & Visionaries who want to help bring awareness to how climate change and global pollution affect our island nation.

 

The From Waste, We Create! Eco-Art & Sculpture Competition is a dynamic, island-wide movement that empowers Grand Bahama’s youth to take action for our island and ocean - through creativity, teamwork, and environmental pride.

 

Sign  Up Today

Visit  Official Website

For Colored Girls - A Powerful Stage Experience You Don’t Want to Miss

 

For Colored Girls

 

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf
An emotionally charged story about love, heartbreak, healing, and strength.

 

Jan 30 & 31 – 8PM | Feb 1 – 4PM

 $30 | 18+

 Regency Theatre, Grand Bahama

 

 Tickets available online

 

 Or purchase in person at Baha Gala (Rayvin Mall) & DeGregory Fine Foods (Seahorse Plaza)

 

 This powerful stage production is coming
to Regency Theatre in Grand Bahama and you do not want to miss it!

✨🎄 Grand Bahama, Hop on the Jitney Express! 🎄✨

 🎄✨ A Magical Christmas Experience at The Regency Theater

December 14th & 15th! 🎭✨

 

Don’t miss out on the Holiday Magic

Grab your tickets now! 🎟️

Available at Imagine Graphics and Seventeen Shop
($20 Students; $25 Teachers; $30 Adults),

or online at The Jitney Express Tickets.

PLUS—capture the festive cheer in our exclusive holiday photo booth in the lobby! 🎅🏾📸

Let’s make this Christmas unforgettable!

Revitalizing the Economy of Grand Bahama

 

 "Island Economic Growth" - Bahamas AI art

  ©A. Derek Catalano

 

 

Revitalizing the Economy of Grand Bahama

 

Revitalizing the economy of Grand Bahama, The Bahamas, requires a multifaceted approach that leverages the island's unique assets and addresses its current challenges. Here are some ideas and projects that could contribute to economic revitalization: