What’s Happening in Eleuthera in the coming weeks!

Eleuthera will be buzzing with activity in the coming weeks.

Notice: The 5th Annual Ride for Hope Bahamas is now open for rider registration. The Online Address is: www.RideforHopeBahamas.com

January

Jan 28th
Women of Purpose 14th Annual Family Conference  in Rock Sound


Jan 30th
Eleuthera Junior Junkanoo Parade
Junior Junkanoo is scheduled for January 30, 2010 in Tarpum Bay. Expected start time is at about 2:00pm.

Jan 30th
Alley-Oop will be offering a free skimboarding clinic for the children of Gregory Town in Eleuthera, Bahamas called Skim Love.

Jan 31st
‘Into the Light’ - Art Exhibition is being held on January 31st, 2010 at the Glass Window Art Gallery from 12 noon until 3pm.  The exhibit will run until February 6th, 2010.  

February

Feb 1st
Victory Youth Rally in Harbour Island

Feb 5-6th
An Agricultural Expo is being held in Governor’s Harbour

Feb 8th
Eleuthera Softball Association elections will be held for all positions.  For more information contact Andre Butler at 464-0616.

Feb 12th
Health Association of Central Eleuthera - International Food Fair.
St. Patricks Parish Hall Start 11.00 am-3 pm
Live music, good food
Contact: 332-3178 for more info.

Feb 14th
Native Eleutheran, Tripoli Burrows - Art Exhibition is being held at The Buccaneer Club on February 14th, 2010 from 2pm - 6pm.  Light refreshments will be served.  There will also be works by Julius Rankine on display. See article on Page 12.  website: www.StudioTripoli.com.  email: info@StudioTripoli.com

Feb 16,17,18th
The People-to-People Volunteer Seminar is being held in north, central and south Eleuthera on February 16th, 17th & 18th, 2010.  Each session will be presented by People-to-People Volunteers and/ MOTA Training & Education Lectures.

Feb 20th
Free Medical Testings scheduled for the Hatchet Bay, Governor’s Harbour and Rock Sound Clinic.

Feb 19-21
Sustainability Conference - Former New Jersey Governor and administer of the EPA, Christine Todd Whitman, will be keynote speaker at Cape Eleuthera Institute’s conference on small island sustainability,

Feb 27th Farmer’s Market  - being held at the SEEP building in Tarpum Bay.