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Intl. Culture Food And Wine Festival Relocates
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The International Culture Wine and Food Festival is back next month but, this time at a different location.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The International Culture Wine and Food Festival is back next month but, this time at a different location. Officials making the announcement during a press conference this morning.
The International Culture Wine and Food Festival is set to return after a two-year break brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
President of Janet Johnson says attendees can expect a wide variety of food and drinks at the festival. However, there will be some changes, like a change in location for the event. Usually the festival would be held at the Botanical Gardens, but due renovations Johnson says the event will be held at Collins House Gardens.
Managing Director at Collins House Christopher Curry says the location is rich in history and culture. Dame Janet Bostwick founded the festival some twenty years ago.
The festival will be cashless as Kanoo, as well as, Sand Dollar are partners. Goombay Kids is also on board.
The festival will be held on October 22nd and 23rd.
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