Arts & Entertainment

The 10,000 Things exhibit by local artist, Leanne Russell, was the culmination of months of work, collaboration, struggle and introspection. Hosted at Bliss Coffee House, the titular “10,000 Things” references the way lives intersect, impact each other and, ultimately, leave fragments to remember us by – “things.” Specifically for Leanne, the art expressed at the show reflected meaningful moments she shared with her late grandmother who battled with cancer.

On March 5th, Bliss Coffee House hosts their first art exhibition, featuring new work of artist and owner Leanne Russell.

What type of coast can be found on every island in The Bahamas? Often overlooked because of its common occurrence, rocky shores are an important Bahamian ecosystem. They not only serve as a barrier of protection against hurricanes and storms, but are home to an abundance of life both above and below the surface.

Elizabeth Pitcairn once again entertained the guests at Johnston's Studios Art Gallery with a short violin concert on New Year’s Eve.

Birds, Bees and Butterflies. Without them, well, it would be boring. The next time you enjoy the color of a bright flower, or enjoy the sweet smell of a fragrant blossom, or even enjoy the scrumptious taste of juicy, fresh fruit, Remember the 3 B’s - Birds, Bees Butterflies.

Combustion Music hosted the 2nd annual Hope Town Music Festival this past weekend on the beautiful island of Elbow Cay. Unfazed by initially iffy weather, and a plane full of songwriters that had to turn back for Florida before finally arriving, the event was a huge success playing 4 packed shows over 3 days, and raising more than $55,000 for local charities.

Before the show, young performers were getting ready. Gluing beards, painting penguin faces, rosy cheeks for students and sparkles on the little angels’ faces. The Christmas play in Hope Town is known for its talented performers and crew.

The annual Bahamas National Trust Arts for the Parks event took place this year during the weekend of December 11-13.

The Pink Rose Ball, now in its third year, was an incredible display of pageantry, festivity and, most importantly, compassion. The Ball, organized annually by the Pink Rose Ball Committee, raises funds for the Abaco Cancer Society.

The Rotary Club of Abaco is conducting its 7th annual Chalk Art Sidewalk festival on December 13, 2015. It will be held behind the tent on the waterfront at the Abaco Beach resort. The Festival aims to raise $3,000 to support the community service programs and leadership training for the …