Tickets for 2026 CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastics Championships on sale

SOME of the local gymnasts preparing for the CARIFTA Gymnastics

SOME of the local gymnasts preparing for the CARIFTA Gymnastics

THE Gymnastics Federation of The Bahamas is pleased to announce that tickets are officially on sale for the 2026 CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastics Championships, as the country prepares to welcome more than 200 athletes and accompanying delegations representing five Caribbean countries.

Participating countries include Barbados, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago, bringing together talented artistic gymnasts from across the region for an exciting showcase of athleticism, discipline, and sporting excellence.

The public is invited to attend the competition on Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, 2026, at the Sir Kendal G.L. Isaacs National Gymnasium in Nassau.


TICKET PRICES

• School Children: $5 – Tickets available through participating schools.

• Children: $10

• Adults: $20


Ticket collection locations

Tickets are available for purchase at two convenient locations:

• East: Empire Fitness, Seagrapes 117

• West: Paramount Fitness, 97A Thompson Boulevard

The Federation is encouraging schools, families, businesses, sporting organizations, and the wider Bahamian community to support this international sporting occasion by attending the championships. As The Bahamas welcomes athletes, coaches, officials, and supporters from across the Caribbean, the Federation hopes to see a strong national turnout and an enthusiastic home crowd throughout the competition.

This is an opportunity for Bahamians to experience international gymnastics right here at home, support the development of the sport, and demonstrate the country’s commitment to regional sporting excellence.

The Gymnastics Federation of The Bahamas is making a special appeal to the public to "Let's fill the Sir Kendal GL Isaacs National Gymnasium.

Bring your family, invite your friends, and come out to support the athletes as they represent their respective countries on the regional stage.

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