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Students from college and high school begin their long summer break and hence the islands devote themselves to youthful recreation with beach parties, musical concerts and sporting events among the activities on offer. |
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Students from college and high school begin their long summer break and hence the islands devote themselves to youthful recreation with beach parties, musical concerts and sporting events among the activities on offer.
Held in Exuma, this event sees cultural activities such as poetry reading, singing, storytelling and native arts and crafts.
Held at the Olde Town Mall, Sandyport, this popular event sees over 30 beers of both local and international origin, available for sampling; a great way to quench that summer thirst.