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Rolleville Regatta And Homecoming
EXUMA, BAHAMAS – Day two of the Rolleville Regatta and Homecoming Festival was all about good friendly competition while bringing Exuma residents back together.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Saturday officially kicked off the festivities on land and of course, in the sea.
Sack races, egg and spoon races, sugar cane peeling competition, pineapple eating and corn peeling competitions. Even, plaiting of the maypole.
Day two of the Rolleville Regatta and Homecoming Festival was all about good friendly competition while bringing Exuma residents back together.
Vice President of the Rolleville Development Association, Pamela Rolle-Storr speak on the festivities.
This year’s theme is “The Next Chapter, The Evolution” and Chairman of the Rolleville Development Association, Maureen Musgrove says that their goal is consistent growth.
And of course, one of the highlights of the regatta weekend, sloop sailing. Sassy Sue, captained by Stefan Knowles of Long Island, dominating the C-class competition
Festivities from the beautiful island of Exuma continue throughout August Monday.
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