Bahamas Avoids EU Blacklist

Bahamas Avoids EU Blacklist

Despite doing little for Bahamians affected by Hurricane Irma, the Bahamas government was able to use that storm as an excuse to convince the EU into not blacklisting the island nation as a tax haven.

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NAGB Reaches Out To Freeport With New Exhibition

March 19, 2016

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IN ANTICIPATION of plans to open a satellite gallery in Grand Bahama, the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) is putting on an exhibition this week in Freeport featuring the works of two renowned Bahamian artists – Maxwell Taylor and Amos Ferguson. The show is entitled “Max/Amos” and will run from today until April 15 at the Sir Charles Hayward Library. It will feature 18 works, nine by each artist, whose works are held in the NAGB’s national collection and will give a taste of what that has to offer.

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Valley Boys Look To Defend Junkanoo Title

December 24, 2016

The Valley Boys on their way to victory on Boxing Day last year. Photo: Shawn Hanna/Tribune Staff

THE Valley Boys will look to claim their fourth consecutive parade victory at this year’s Boxing Day festival on Sunday night and Monday morning in downtown Nassau. Tickets for the Boxing Day and New Year’s Day parades are available at the Junkanoo Corporation New Providence Ltd’s Administrative Office, Norfolk House, Frederick Street, daily from 10am to 6pm until January 1. Ticket prices are:

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