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What To Expect at the Culinary and Arts Festival?
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Bahamians and tourists alike will be in for an unforgettable weekend as they enjoy unique culinary experiences from around the world as well as interactive experiences with top artists from throughout the country and region.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Bahamians and tourists alike will be in for an unforgettable weekend as they enjoy unique culinary experiences from around the world as well as interactive experiences with top artists from throughout the country and region.
Attendees can also expect cultural events, from exclusive dinners and tastings with master chefs, to a welcome beach party with a special performance by 17-time grammy award winning artist Sting.
On the culinary side, our very own chef Simeon Hall Jr. will host a signature chef’s dinner with Geoffrey Zakarian on Saturday.
Other notable chefs include chef Amanda Freitag, Kentaro Katsuya Uechi, Marcus Samuelsson & Scott Conant.
This year, the festival will also introduce a new component for art enthusiast, FUZE.
The event promises to bring together bahamian artists and galleries as well as artists and galleries from around the region essentially establishing The Bahamas as the hub for arts in the Caribbean.
There will also be a number of interactive activities for that want to channel their inner chef or artist!
For a full list of this weekend’s schedule you can visit bahamar.com.
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