What's Happening In The Bahamas This November | Upcoming Events

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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

-A celebration of faith, family and community featuring food, entertainment and festivities.

Shop the Sea @ The Market

The Market at Gladstone Road, Nassau | 11 AM–6 PM

-Shop Bahamian skincare, food, drinks, crafts and more, with entertainment and giveaways.

IL Fit Fest

University of The Bahamas | 7 AM–1 PM

-A fitness and wellness event featuring more than 20 vendors, free health screenings and giveaways.

Sip & Sweat Saturdays: Pilates Edition

Café Amore | 9–10 AM

-Hosted by Fuel & Flow Pilates, this wellness experience combines Pilates with a complimentary smoothie.

NOVEMBER 9

Quintessa Wine Dinner

Carna | 6:30 PM

-An exclusive four-course dining experience featuring wines from Quintessa, Faust, Hunneus Vintners and Flowers.

NOVEMBER 12 & 26

The Word Is: Black Swann

ECCHO Art Gallery, Baha Mar | Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM

-An evening celebrating poetry, music and culture, featuring Black Swann.

NOVEMBER 13

Past Forward II: The Sun Remembers Who We Are

One Marina, Paradise Island | 7–11 PM

-A collective art exhibition presented by the RF Foundation in support of art scholarships, featuring 12 artists, including Melissa Alcena, Shacqeel Coleby, Kevin Cooper, Preston Hanna, Theo McClain, Kishan Munroe, Lynn Parotti, Jason Taylor, Allan Wallace, Angelika Wallace-Whitfield, Jessica Whittingham and Lemero Wright.

D6 Project: We Are Not Okay

Regency Theatre, Grand Bahama | 6 PM

-A special screening of filmmaker Juliette Storr's award-winning documentary exploring the mental health experiences of survivors of Hurricane Dorian and COVID-19.

NOVEMBER 14

TASTE of Grand Bahama Island

Xquisite Catamaran Center & The Galley Restaurant, Grand Bahama | 7–11 PM

-A luxury culinary experience celebrating Grand Bahama through the five senses, featuring curated cuisine, mixology, live entertainment and art.

Arabian Nights Benefit Gala

Private Residence, Spanish Main, Grand Bahama | 7:30 PM

-An enchanting evening of dinner, dancing and entertainment in support of the Grand Bahama Children's Home.

The Longest Table

Western Esplanade, Arawak Cay, Nassau | Sunset

-An inaugural community dining experience bringing more than 500 people together along the Western Esplanade. Participants are encouraged to bring food to share, with table captains coordinating their groups. The event is free and held under the patronage of Governor General Dame Cynthia Pratt.

NOVEMBER 15

The Soiree

National Stadium Flag Football Field, Nassau

-An open-air party experience featuring live music, DJs, food and a mix of soca, reggae, dancehall, Afrobeat and EDM. Complimentary cocktails from 4–7 PM.

NOVEMBER 19–22

Harbour Island Homecoming Music and Cultural Festival

Bay Street, Harbour Island

-Four days of music, entertainment and cultural celebrations under the theme "A Celebration of Unity." Featuring Jamming Ramen, Shine 242, L Polly, Fanshawn, Yogi, Pure Vibes Band, DJ Hype, DJ C4, Selector Ian and a live Junkanoo rush-out by the Bryland All Stars. Weekend hosted by The Mighty Pencil.

NOVEMBER 21–22

BNT Christmas Jollification

The Retreat Garden, Village Road, Nassau | 11 AM–9 PM

-The Bahamas National Trust's annual holiday celebration returns with festive shopping and seasonal activities.

NOVEMBER 22–23

PJ Morton at Jon Batiste's Jazz Club

Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Nassau

-Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician PJ Morton returns to Nassau for two nights of live music at Jon Batiste's Jazz Club.

NOVEMBER 24–26

Battle 4 Atlantis Women's Tournament

Atlantis, Paradise Island

-Women's college basketball takes centre stage with Davidson, Florida, Notre Dame and West Virginia competing in the annual tournament.

NOVEMBER 25–27

Battle 4 Atlantis Men's Tournament

Atlantis, Paradise Island

-Eight college basketball teams, including Marquette, Memphis, Mississippi State, Penn State, Texas A&M, Virginia, Wake Forest and Xavier, compete in Paradise Island.

NOVEMBER 27

Billecart-Salmon Champagne Night

Mogano, The Amphitheater | 6 PM

-An elegant tasting experience featuring three exceptional Billecart-Salmon Champagne cuvées paired with thoughtfully crafted small plates, in partnership with Bristol Wines & Spirits.

NOVEMBER 28

West End Bootleggers & Seafood Festival

Artis Neely Grounds, West End, Grand Bahama | 4–10 PM

-The third annual festival celebrates Grand Bahama's culinary traditions, music and culture with seafood experiences, a mixology competition and performances by KB, Shine 242, Rycon Bahamas, Ophie & The Websites, Conch Juice Band, Island Vibes Band, Phase 4 Band and The Trouble Band.

NOVEMBER 29

Pilates & Prosecco

Lignum Vitae Market, Freeport | 11 AM–2 PM

-Hosted by Mykah Smith, this wellness experience combines a Pilates session with light brunch bites, Prosecco Hour, henna and photo opportunities.

Wing Fest Grand Bahama

Berkshire Bahamas Farms, Grand Bahama

-A celebration of wings, food and community, with Berkshire Bahamas Farms serving as the event venue.

NOVEMBER 29 – JANUARY 8

Pomp, Snow & CIRQUEumstance

Atlantis, Paradise Island

-A new holiday Cirque show featuring breathtaking costumes, illusions and world-class performances for audiences of all ages.

From intimate culinary evenings and community celebrations to major sporting events and live entertainment, there's no shortage of reasons to get out and explore The Bahamas this month.

PLEASE NOTE: Event dates, times, locations and other details are subject to change. This roundup is based on promotional information provided by event organisers. Please visit the respective event pages or contact organisers directly for the most up-to-date information, ticket availability, reservations and any schedule changes before attending.