GRAYCLIFF is spreading holiday cheer with its first annual Heritage Village Christmas Festival to be held at the newly restored Mountbatten House.
Set to take place on Saturday, November 29, the event promises to offer great family fun, fine art, photography, crafts, jewellery, handmade spa products, pottery and Christmas gifts and decorations.
The festival will also feature works from some of Nassau’s most talented artisans, including Johnathan and Jennifer Bethel, Roderick Smith, Lesli Bartlett-Roker, Holly Parotti and Caroline Anderson, to name a few.
Guests will be able to satisfy their culinary cravings with creations presented by top-notch professionals, including Da Bahamian Vegan, the Bakers Men, Chef Erika Davis of Graycliff Chocolatier and many more. Afterwards, people can then mix, mingle and be merry with some of Santa’s Spirit Makers at the Thirsty Pirate Barz.
For the youngsters there will be a kids’ crafts centre, and for the adults there will be live entertainment, raffles and prizes. The festival will culminate with a Christmas tree lighting ceremony.
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