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BNT Wine & Arts Festival Draws Hundreds

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas National Trust is hosted their 32nd Wine and Art Festival over the weekend. The festivities began on Friday.

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1 week ago

October 7, 2024

Denielle Miller

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas National Trust is hosted their 32nd Wine and Art Festival over the weekend. The festivities began on Friday with a members-only night and opened on Saturday and Sunday.

As we entered the retreat on Village Road we quickly got a glass to sample the variety of wines at each both.

Some booths were tucked away depicting the true definition of a watering hole, while others were in plain view.

But it was more than just sampling the moscatos and chardonnays.

We admired the work of local artist, enjoyed tasty foods and interacted with event sponsors as we strolled the grounds with hundreds of attendees from not only New Providence but other islands.

After hours the festival ignited their popular champagne lounge, concluding each night with the Heineken after-party.

And for those who were there for more than delighting their tastebuds, ALIV had its own booth to showcase the latest in cellular technology.