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                        Grenada Calendar of Events 2008

                                     January

22nd- 38th Annual Spiceisle Bill Fish Tournament( Grenada Yacht Club) 

25th to 29th.  La source Grenada sailing Festival( Grand Anse beach 5 days)

FEBRUARY

7th -  Independence Day  - 33yrs.

One of the highlights of this public holiday is a military parade at Tanteen. Beach parties are also prominent on the island.

19th– 20th - Carriacou Carnival

Celebrations involving two days of street parades and Various competitions among calypsonians and masquerade bands.

MARCH

17th - St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations

Celebrations take place in Sauteurs. Exhibits include local arts and crafts, agricultural produce and food.

APRIL

05th -5th Annual  Round the Island Easter Regatta

06th - Good Friday – public Holiday

09h - Easter Monday – public Holiday

10th - World Cup Cricket(10 days) Click Here

 

28th  - Carriacou Maroon Music Festival

Venue: Belair Park

This provides a scintillating 3 day display of Nation Dance, String Band Music and Quadrille Dancing. The Maroon festival attracts visitors from North America, Europe and other Caribbean nations.

MAY

1st - Labour Day – Public Holiday

28th - Whit Monday – Public Holiday

JUNE

07th - Corpus Christi – Public Holiday

24th -29th -  Fisherman Birthday Celebrations

Gouyave in the Parish of St. John’s is the most popular town for this celebration. Church services and the blessing of boats and nets followed by boat races and late afternoon street festivals and fireworks.

JULY

30th – 2nd August - Carriacou Regatta

Carriacou Regatta focuses mainly on the locally built ‘workboats’ with some ten different classes of boats. Other highlights of the festival are Yatch racing, Miss Aquaval Queen Show, Donkey race, Greasy Pole, Football, Netball competition and more.

AUGUST

2nd – 4th - Rainbow City Festival

The town of Grenville in the parish of St. Andrew’s is the location for this lively celebration. Local arts, crafts, food, music and tours of scenic sites in the parish combine to make this a festival not to be missed.

2nd - Emancipation Day

14th – 15th - Grenada  Carnival

Carnival attracts visitors from around the world. It two days of non-stop partying and jump up, including bands and costume competition, Monday Nite Mass, J’Ouvert and the parade of the bands.

OCTOBER

8th - Grenada Cricket Classic

25th – Thanksgiving

1983 USA military  intervention in Grenada is celebrated with church services and beach parties.

DECEMBER

24th - Christmas Eve Communities celebrate the birth of Christ with evening church services.

25th - Christmas Day

26th - Boxing Day – Public Holiday

31st - New Year Eve:

New Year’s Eve is celebrated with church services and gala parties to ring in the  New Year.

 

 

 

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