From food festivals and fine dining experiences to live music, art exhibitions, sporting events, cultural celebrations and holiday festivities, November is packed with things to see and do across The Bahamas. Whether you're in New Providence, Grand Bahama or Harbour Island, there's plenty happening throughout the month. We've rounded up 22 events to add to your November calendar. NOVEMBER 7 Christ Church Cathedral Street Festival Christ Church Cathedral, Nassau | 10 AM–10 PM

For Abby Smith, Cultural Officer for Visual Arts with the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage, Junkanoo is much more than the vibrant costumes and electrifying performances. It's an extraordinary display of Bahamian artistry, storytelling, creativity and dedication. In this episode of Poinciana Magazine's Goat Skin 242, Smith takes us beyond the parade to explore the often unseen work that brings Junkanoo to life, from conceptual sketches and intricate costume construction

For wellness professional and entrepreneur Mykah Smith, wellness is about much more than movement. Her holistic approach brings together nutrition, physical activity, mental health and community, creating experiences that encourage connection, personal growth and overall well-being. Smith is bringing that philosophy to Grand Bahama with her inaugural Pilates & Prosecco event, taking place on Sunday, November 29, 2026, from 11am to 2pm at Lignum Vitae Market in Freeport, in co

Luxury meets artistry at Atlantis... French luxury crystal brand Lalique officially opened its newest boutique at Atlantis Paradise Island on November 2. During the grand opening, representatives also unveiled a specially designed Atlantis-exclusive crystal shark, available only at the resort's new boutique.

Western Grand Bahama is gearing up for the third annual West End Bootleggers & Seafood Festival on Saturday, November 28, 2026, at the Artis Neely Grounds. Hosted by the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, the festival celebrates West End’s rich fishing heritage and its fascinating history as a hub for rum smuggling during the American Prohibition era. Seafood lovers can look forward to a selection of Bahamian favourites, including fried fish, lobster, cracked conch, seafood cakes,

Tickets are now on sale for TASTE of Grand Bahama Island: A Luxury Culinary Experience for the Senses, a one-night event bringing together food, wine and spirits, art, music and destination experiences on November 14, 2026, at the Xquisite Catamaran Center. Hosted by the Grand Bahama Island Promotion Board (GBIPB), TASTE will offer an intimate, elevated celebration of Grand Bahama’s culinary and hospitality community. Marking GBIRF’s fifth year, TASTE introduces a luxury culi

VIDEO LINK Long before modern pharmacies, Bahamians turned to the bush, relying on knowledge passed down through generations to prepare natural teas and remedies for everything from upset stomachs to colds and fevers. Katherine Coleby, Education Officer at the Bahamas National Trust (BNT), shared a little insight into the fascinating world of traditional Bahamian bush teas and the plants that have played an important role in our cultural heritage. Among the teas showcased wer

Equity Bank Bahamas Limited hosted its 9th Annual Charitable Art Exhibition on Sunday, November 1, at Equity Trust House, Caves Village, showcasing the work of talented local artists while supporting a worthy cause. This year's exhibition supported the Bahamas Humane Society, with 15% of artwork sales being donated to the organisation. Senior Marketing Manager Sasha Dean explained that each year, Equity Bank selects a nonprofit organisation to benefit from the exhibition, wit

VIDEO LINK With her infectious smile and boundless energy, Sadira Levarity Cooper has been dubbed by some as the "Face of Junkanoo," representing The Bahamas' greatest showcase of culture both at home and abroad. During the recent visit of His Majesty King Charles III, Sadira was seen performing alongside the King, showcasing the spirit and energy of Junkanoo on a global stage. But beyond the colourful crepe paper, intricate tricks and goatskin drums, many may be surprised to