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Saint Lucia – May: Saint Lucia Jazz


A spectacular music festival with main stage performances on Pigeon Island National Landmark surrounded by historic ruins and magnificent sea views. http://stluciajazz.org


St. Barts – January: St. Barts Music Festival


Concerts in local churches and community halls from prominent stars of jazz, classical, opera and ballet.


www.stbartsmusicfestival.org St. Kitts – June:


St. Kitts Music Festival


A diverse festival which has had big names from Wyclef Jean to Michael Bolton.


www.stkittsmusicfestival.net Sports


Anguilla – July: John T. Memorial Cycling Race Anguillan cyclists compete with others from throughout the Caribbean on a challenging course that winds its way across our island. www.anguilla-vacation.com


Aruba – July:


Annual Aruba Hi-Winds Windsurfing and kite surfing competitors take advantage of the perfect weather and water conditions.


www.aruba-hiwinds.org


Bermuda – July: Triple Crown Billfish Championship This event comprises the Bermuda Billfish Blast, the Bermuda Big Game Classic and the Sea Horse Anglers Club Billfish Tournament. www.bermudatourism.com


Bonaire – October: International Sailing Regatta Featuring races from big yachts to beachcats. Land activities include the Pia Pia Regatta Walk. www.bonaireregatta.org


British Virgin Islands – March-April: Regatta


Sailing enthusiasts from all over the world take part in this annual water sports event.


www.bvispringregatta.org


Dominica – July: Divefest


The Caribbean’s longest running scuba diving festival lets people try the sport for free. Experts can join the underwater treasure hunt. www.dominicawatersports.com


Dominican Republic – February-March: The Master of the Ocean Competition The world’s best surfers, windsurfers and kiteboarders compete. www.masteroftheocean.com


St. Maarten – March: Heineken Regatta


For 30 years this annual regatta has been the highlighted siling event in the Caribbean.


www.vacationstmaarten.com Food


Anguilla – Easter Weekend: Festival del Mar


A community-based tourism festival celebrating the island’s fishing industry and the impact it has on the economy.


www.anguilla-vacation.com


Barbados – October: Taste of Barbados


A four-day culinary feast with rum tasting, celebrity chef dinners, Barbados Sugar Tours and the Best Big Bajan Barbeque. www.visitbarbados.org


Belize – June: San Pedro Lobsterfest


A seven-day festival including a big beach barbeque, restaurant events and live music.


http://sanpedrolobsterfest.com/


Cayman Islands – January: Cayman Cookout


A weekend celebrating food, wine and the natural beauty of the Caribbean.


www.caymanislands.ky


Saint Lucia – October: Jounen Kweyol (Creole Food) Festival


A two day festival celebrating the island’s creole heritage with food, music, games and folklore. www.stlucia.org


Turks & Caicos – November: Turks & Caicos Conch Festival Celebrating the national dish of the islands. Plus, live music, conch blowing, kids games and a sloop race.


www.conchfestival.com


United States Virgin Islands – April: St. Croix Food & Wine Experience Top chefs and local restaurants compete and celebrity chefs take guest spots at restaurants. www.tasteofstcroix.com


Venezuela – June:


The Day of St. John the Baptist A celebration joining African pagan rituals with a Catholic feast day. Take to the streets to experience a riot of wild drumming and dancing. www.carnaval.com/venezuela


Puerto Rico – October: San Juan Cinemafest International films and


documentaries from America and the Caribbean.


www.gotopuertorico.com


Culture, arts and literature


Antigua & Barbuda – November: International Literary Festival A three-day celebration of literary arts, with workshops, author readings, book signings and special events.


www.antiguaandbarbudaliteraryfestival.com


Aruba – June: Aruba International Film Festival Aruba is the centre of attraction in the world of cinematography during this annual event. www.arubafilmfest.com


Bermuda – July:


Cup Match Cricket Festival The event celebrates the emancipation of Bermuda slaves, and is a festive and highly anticipated two-day cricket match. www.bermudatourism.com


British Virgin Islands – August: BVI Emancipation Festival Marking the 1834 Emancipation Act which abolished slavery, this is a festival with music, street performers and barbeques. www.bvitourism.com


Cayman Islands – November: Pirates Week


Fireworks, street dancing and two old pirate ships which ‘invade’ George Town Harbour from the sea. www.piratesweekfestival.com


Grenada – December: Carriacou Parang Festival Grenada’s sister island has bands competing with only percussion instruments and sometimes controversial political lyrics. www.grenadagrenadines.com


Jamaica – May: Calabash International Literary Festival


Authors and poets perform readings and take part in discussions with music too.


www.calabashfestival.org


Montserrat – March: St. Patrick’s Week


Celebrating the island’s Irish heritage and liberation from slavery, with music, food stalls and competitions.


www.visitmontserrat.com


Nevis – July-August: Culturama


A festival celebrating slaves’ emancipation with calypso music, fashion shows and live theatre. www.nevisculturama.net


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