OUR BAHAMAS CULTURE & BAHAMIAN SOCIETY channel provides a guide to Bahamian culture and Bahamian life.
Art – Bahamas culture is beautifully expressed in Bahamas art and Bahamian artists in galleries and exhibitions.
Bahamians – learn about historical and prominent Bahamians who helped shape history and Bahamas culture.
Books – Bahamian culture is expressed by oure prolific authors and writers; writing everything from children’s books and cookbooks to exciting novels and fascinating stories steeped in Bahamian history.
Entertainment & Events – We’ve been out & about in The Bahamas, keeping both locals and visitors up-to-date on Bahamian culture and Bahamas events for over 20 years. We’ll let you know what’s happening throughout the islands.
Fashion – Bahamian fashion and style showcase. Explore the latest from Bahamian designers, find out where to shop, top trends, model photo shoots and fashion shows.
Food – Fun articles about food and dining, restaurant reviews, articles on Bahamian chefs and their culinary delights. From vegan to the top steakhouses, we’ve got something that will whet your appetite.
Health & Wellness – Keeping people healthy and happy is one of the goals of this website. Our Health and Wellness channel has good info on eating healthy, exercising, health advice and how to stay in shape, mentally & physically.
Photos – BahamasB2B has been snapping photos of people in The Bahamas, and Bahamian events for over 20 years. We love photography. Check out our many albums and let us know if you’ve got some photos to share.
Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland is back with Fyre 2, a sequel to the disastrously scammy 2017 music festival that landed him in prison for six years for fraud (he served four, released early for good behavior) after federal prosecutors labeled him “the consummate con artist.” So, yes, let’s do it again! Tickets, which are on sale as of Monday, February 24, range in […]
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While Netflix seemingly led the way for other streaming networks to create compelling original programming, Hulu actually beat them all to the punch. In 2011, a year before Netflix’s Lilyhammer and two years before the arrival of House of Cards, the burgeoning streamer premiered The Morning After, a pop-culture-focused news show that ran for 800 episodes over three years, plus A Day […]
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If you’re thinking you’d like a home gym, one that goes beyond the exercise bike you use as a clothes hanger, all it takes is a little imagination and some money. A home gym doesn’t have to be expensive – although it can be if you want to turn a corner of your home into […]
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Anora, a strip club Cinderella story without the fairy tale ending, was crowned best picture at the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday, handing Sean Baker’s gritty, Brooklyn-set screwball farce Hollywood’s top prize. In a stubbornly fluctuating Oscar season, Anora, the Palme d’Or-winner at the Cannes Film Festival, emerged as the unlikely frontrunner. Baker’s tale of an erotic […]
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Beyond its economic impact, the audiovisual industry also reshapes the perception of destinations and changes how visitors experience them. In some instances, the influx of tourists has boosted local economies and revitalized certain areas. However, this surge can also lead to overcrowding, gentrification, and a dilution of local identity. Visitors may consume superficially, focusing on iconic scenes […]
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Calling all “poets and spoken word artists from The Bahamas, including Bahamians studying or living abroad, to submit up to five poems” for a new poetry book to be published by House of Nehesi Publishers (HNP). “Where I See The Sun – Contemporary Poetry in The Bahamas” is the working title for the planned book. […]
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