New & Upcoming Art Exhibitions, Plays & Events

The vibrant art scene in The Bahamas continues to thrive, offering both residents and visitors a chance to engage with an array of exhibitions, performances, and cultural events. In New Providence, two exciting new exhibitions are currently on display, showcasing the dynamic range of Bahamian artistic expression. The first, Gitch, Kitch & Things Mother Would Like by Dylan Rapillard, opened on March 20 at the CAB Art Gallery and will remain on display until April 11. This exhibition explores the intersection of cultural identity and everyday life, offering a playful yet thought-provoking commentary on Bahamian culture. Meanwhile, NELEVEN: Into the Void at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas invites viewers to engage with contemporary art that pushes boundaries and encourages a deeper exploration of the unknown. The NELEVEN exhibition will run until December 31.

For those seeking additional artistic experiences, there are numerous events scheduled throughout The Bahamas that celebrate both visual arts and performance.

The Regency Theatre in Grand Bahama will host The Night Before, a play by S.L. Sheppard, from March 27–30.

In New Providence, the TERN Gallery at The Island House Resort will open the Scatter Seeds Exhibition on March 27. Featuring works by Bahamian artists Cydne Jasmin Coleby, Kachelle Knowles, and Jodi Minnis, this exhibition delves into themes of lineage, spirituality, and the African diaspora. It’s an opportunity to witness how Bahamian artists are weaving personal and collective histories into their work.

The Current Gallery at the Baha Mar Resort will also be showcasing a solo exhibition by Lynn Parotti, opening on March 27. Titled The Rewilding of Aquabotanica, this exhibition presents Parotti's latest oil paintings.

For those interested in classical music, the Nassau Music Society will present a concert by pianist Xiaolu Zang on March 30 at St. Paul’s Church Hall.

Grand Bahama will also be buzzing with creativity from April 4–6 during the ArtLucaya festival. This year’s theme, Steady Sunward, will be showcased at the MOSAIC community art hub, where 54 Grand Bahamian artists will present their work. Proceeds from opening night ticket sales will support local high school art programs, emphasizing the importance of nurturing young talent in the arts.

With so many exhibitions, performances, and cultural events on the horizon, there has never been a better time to experience the wealth of Bahamian art. For more info on Art Galleries around The Bahamas CLICK HERE.