Looking for a tantalizing treat for your taste-buds while you are in Turks and Caicos this month? Get ready for a delectable Turks and Caicos Island culinary event where you can dine on an array of delicious bites from many of the island’s leading chefs and restaurants at TASTE OF TAPAS. This exciting culinary event…
The Art Crawl returns to Providenciales in Turks and Caicos this winter and in early spring. The Provo Art Crawl is a fun and casual night of wining and dining at local cafes and restaurants. It’s a great way to try out as many restaurants in Turks and Caicos as possible… including, of course The…
October marks the kickoff of the fall and winter travel season. It’s also National Heritage Month in the Turks and Caicos, and so there are a number of interesting events planned to welcome our guest back to the islands. Salt Festival If you are able to persuade yourself to leave the powdery white sand of…
Here is a list of Turks and Caicos events for April: End of Lobster Season 2013 Each year about 600,000 whole lobsters are landed in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The Caribbean Spiny Lobster, Panulirus argos (locally called crawfish) has displaced conch as the country’s most delicious dish. The end of lobster season means this is…
Feb 6 – Bob Marley’s Birthday Reggae Jam To celebrate this annual remembrance of one of the Caribbean’s greatest cultural icons, read up on the man revered by Bob Marley and all other Rastafarian’s: Haile Selassie, former Emperor of Ethiopia. Play Bob’s debut release track, “Judge Not,” Pop open a Red Stripe, Jamaica’s favorite beer,…
The Ninth Annual Turks & Caicos Conch Festival, will take place November 23-24, 2012 and will feature a weekend-full of activities on Providenciales, home to the World’s Best Beach. The popular beach-side event attracts tourists and locals alike to celebrate the islands’ most famous delicacy, historical icon, and number one export. The main event will…
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