March in The Bahamas is not just about embracing the spring — it’s an invitation to dive deep into a vibrant culture, indulge in a calendar brimming with festivals, and revel in the natural splendour of the islands.
Whether you’re looking for romance, adventure, or cultural immersion, March offers something special for everyone amidst the serene beauty and hospitable spirit of The Bahamas.
Check out what’s new and upcoming for those travelling to The Bahamas in March:
Events
- Nicholls Town Music, Arts, and Crafts Festival (7 March): Held every second Saturday of March annually, this festival on the island of Andros brings together local talent for a celebration of music, art and traditional Bahamian crafts made from wood, straw and shells, offering an enriching cultural experience.
- 2nd Annual Nassau Paradise Island Wine and Food Festival (12-16 March): A culinary highlight of the season, this event features world-renowned chefs, wine tastings and culinary workshops, showcasing the gourmet side of The Bahamas.
- Cruisers Heritage and Cultural Festival (14-15 March): This event is a celebration of the island’s rich cultural heritage for visiting cruisers to Cat Island. Visitors can enjoy a weekend of activities that include a bonfire on the beach, storytelling, music, dance and healthy competition among boaters. The event is supported by local vendors selling native dishes and local artisans with their handcrafted products for display and sale.
- 19th Annual Bahamian Music & Heritage Festival (14-15 March): Taking place in George Town, Exuma, this annual festival features a line-up of The Bahamas’ most popular and talented musicians on the big stage. You can expect wood and conch shell carvings, sand jewellery, straw craft and blown glass jewellery all on display and available for purchase from local artisans. The kids will be entertained with storytelling while you shop. Bahamian dancing and cooking demonstrations will also be taking place during this unique festival.
- Harvest Festival in Andros (29 March): Celebrate the agricultural abundance of Andros with this festival highlighting local farming practices, fresh produce and community spirit. The festival includes traditional Bahamian foods, beverages and confectionaries, as well as Androsia textile, arts and crafts. Family activities and entertainment which include: singing, music, dance, fashion shows and lively Junkanoo performances will also be features of the festival.
