People wishing to attend should RSVP by emailing chakita@culturefestbahamas.com.
The event is set to return after a three-year hiatus because of the COVID-19 pandemic making this year’s festivities especially significant. This year’s festival marks a departure from previous years as it will take place on Collins House Grounds, moving from the Botanical Gardens where it was traditionally held.
The 25th International Culture, Wine and Food Festival (ICWFF) opening ceremony will be held on the 22nd of October at 2pm on the Collins House Grounds.
The Royal Bahamas Defense Force Band will provide entertainment and the ceremony will feature remarks by Minister of Foreign Affairs The Honorable Fred Mitchell and by ICWFF chair Dame Janet Johnson. Please stay tuned to the Ministry’s social media pages for more updates on this culturally enriching, family-friendly event.
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