The annual “I Work For My D*mn Self” event, hosted by Ianthia Ferguson, brought together ambitious women business owners for an evening of inspiration, connection, and celebration at the British Colonial Hotel on December 11. The event featured candid interviews with entrepreneurs Kandice Cargill, Simone Gibson, and Kerel Pinder, who shared real stories, hard-earned lessons, and motivation for women building businesses on their own terms. Guests also enjoyed a screening of th

VIDEO HIGHLIGHT Hundreds of Santa-clad runners, walkers, and pets hit the streets of Nassau on December 6 for the 3rd annual Junkanoo Jingle to Bay 5K. The route, which included a Junkanoo rush-out, carolers, live holiday music, and steel pan players throughout, started with an ocean backdrop at Santa’s Village at the Western  Esplanade  through Bay Street and back. Upon completing the race, each participant received a medal and was treated to a shot of gully wash, as well as

On Saturday, Dec. 6, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation (BCCEC) hosted its 4th Annual Trade Expo at the BTN Retreat grounds. Dozens of vendors, ranging from wines & spirits, tech, home goods, locally crafted fashion and jewelry, food, and more, took part in the event. The event was hosted by Ewurabena Appiah and also featured a number of  prizes, food vendors, and a kiddie corner.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHT Chef Keshlah Smith-Clarke officially launched her new supper club on Dec. 5 in New Providence. The first event, dubbed the Supper Club at Grey Yard , was a multi-course meal curated and prepared by Chef Keshlah and featured tender, fresh seafood, braised beef, and a duo of desserts, as well as wine, signature cocktails, and considerations for those with dietary restrictions. Chef Keshlah noted that the supper club was inspired by her travels and her many years

PHOTO CREDIT: New English Ballet Theatre This December, New English Ballet Theatre from the United Kingdom will bring a new version of The Nutcracker to Nassau. The company will perform at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar Ballroom Stage on December 12 and 13, marking their first appearance in The Bahamas. The production offers a clear and modern take on the well known holiday story and brings together international stars and Bahamian artists in a way that feels fresh and welcoming.

December is shaping up to be an exciting month around the Bahamas. Check out all of the events happening from now until the end of the year. UPDATE:  We have updated the upcoming events calendar to include more upcoming events in New Providence,  Grand Bahama and the family islands. Also be sure to check the respective event pages to confirm details and for up to date information. NASSAU Taste The Legacy December 5 | 5pm-Until CRU at Bristol Supper at The Grey Yard, Presented

Bakehouse and Mudda Freeze will make their long awaited return this December with a holiday popup at the British Colonial Hotel. The popup will run on December 13, 14, 20 and 21. Many have been waiting to hear when the beloved brands would return in the lead up to the opening of their new location in western New Providence, and social media users have been sharing their excitement about the popup. They have not shared their menu yet, but some items are confirmed. Fresh baked

Atlantis Paradise Island announces the highly anticipated return of the Nassau Paradise Island Wine & Food Festival  (NPIWFF) on Wednesday, March 11 – Sunday, March 15, 2026. Tickets for the Nassau Paradise Island Wine & Food Festival are on sale now at npiwff.org . The ultimate gastronomic epicenter for gourmands, foodies and connoisseurs in the Caribbean, Atlantis Paradise Island boasts a wide range of restaurants led by more globally recognized, Michelin-starred and James

VIDEO HIGHLIGHT The iNSPIRE HER conference returned on November 20 with a full day of conversation, reflection, and community. Hosted by Cable Bahamas and Aliv, the event brought women together to hear honest stories about growth, purpose, and the work it takes to move forward. Actress and author Tabitha Brown joined business leader Debra Lee, the former CEO of BET, along with several other speakers and business owners who shared their work in the trade show. The tone of the

Tidal Imprints, the newest chapter in the NAGB’s Double Dutch series, opens tonight at The Suite: ECCHO, Baha Mar. The exhibition brings together photographers Melissa Alcena and Cédrine Scheidig under the curatorial direction of Amanda Coulson. Their work presents two distinct yet interrelated visual perspectives that open up a compelling dialogue on Caribbean identity, place, and memory. The Double Dutch series continues its mission to foster experimental collaboration amon

Looking for a great breakfast spot? Check out our contributors’ top Bahamian breakfast picks. One spot came out on top for three of our contributors - can you guess where it is? Hint: 🍍🛬 Dr. Vernon D. Divine Cafe (Mackey Street, Nassau) "Traditional Bahamian breakfast with a smile. It’s a little mom-and-pop corner store on Mackey St. The sheep-tongue souse is top tier, with real Johnny bread." Randia C. Bella Signature (Soldier Road, Nassau) "Their Yellow Grits with Cra

Photos courtesy of BIFF The Bahamas International Film Festival will mark its twentieth year in 2025, and the program shows how much the festival has grown. The week of events will take place from December 7 to 14, first in Nassau and then in Harbour Island. The festival will keep its long tradition of connecting both islands, giving audiences two different settings to enjoy films, conversations, and tributes. Venues include John Watling's Distillery, Baha Mar ECCHO Gallery,