2026 CARIBBEAN EVENTS
Warm Caribbean Greetings!
The Caribbean—renowned for vibrant cultures, breathtaking scenery, and irresistible warmth— welcomes you to an inspiring 2026 filled with celebration. Throughout the year, participating destinations present an exciting lineup of experiences across five dynamic event categories, inviting travelers to discover energy, creativity, and authentic island spirit.
This edition of the OneCaribbeanUSA Event Calendar is organized into five distinct categories: Music Festivals, Eat, Drink & Discover culinary experiences, Sailing Regattas, Cultural Events, and Other Sporting Events.
Within each section, events from participating destinations are listed to help inspire travel planning and showcase the depth and diversity of celebrations taking place throughout 2026. Food and beverage experiences bring together bold flavors and culinary talent. Music festivals highlight rhythms and performances that define regional identity. Regattas combine competition and camaraderie on spectacular waters.
Cultural events celebrate heritage, artistry, and tradition. Sporting events deliver excitement and athletic achievement. Together, these five categories reflect the vibrancy and variety that make the region a year-round destination for meaningful travel.
Travelers from across the United States are invited to the Caribbean through these curated event listings—each one offering more than a date on a calendar. Every celebration represents connection, culture, and the unmistakable spirit of Caribbean life. Whether planning a getaway centered on music, cuisine, sailing, culture, or sport, 2026 promises memorable experiences and lasting impressions.
The OneCaribbeanUSA Team
EAT, DRINK & DISCOVER
(FOOD & BEVERAGE EVENTS)
MARCH 12 TO 16
NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL
NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
MAY 21 TO JUNE 4
BONAIRE CULINAIR SPRING EDITION BONAIRE
MAY 29 AND 30 PORK FESTIVAL DOMINICA
JUNE 1 TO 30 FLAVORS ST. MAARTEN
JUNE 19 TO 28 RESTAURANT WEEK GUYANA
JUNE 21 TO 27
RESTAURANT WEEK ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
JULY 2 TO 5
NEVIS MANGO FESTIVAL NEVIS
JULY 11
TASTE OF BONAIRE BONAIRE
AUGUST 2
KEEGAN’S BEQUIA BEACHSIDE SEAFOOD FESTIVAL ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES
AUGUST 8
TASTE OF BONAIRE BONAIRE
AUGUST 8
FESTIVAL OF COOKS (FEMALE CHEFS) GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
AUGUST 8 TO 9
INTERNATIONAL GASTRONOMY FESTIVAL NICARAGUA
AUGUST 9
FLAVR FOOD FESTIVAL GUYANA
SEPTEMBER 26
TASTE OF BONAIRE BONAIRE
OCTOBER 3 TO 11
AUTENTICO ARUBA CULINARY FESTIVAL ARUBA
OCTOBER 22 -25
BAHAMAS CULINARY & ARTS FESTIVAL (BAHA MAR)
NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
OCTOBER 31
WATO (FIRE) - OUTDOOR COOKING EVENT DOMINICA
NOVEMBER 11 TO 22
GASTRONOMY FESTIVAL SAINT MARTIN
NOVEMBER 15
TAPAS RUM & WINE FESTIVAL GUYANA
DECEMBER 5 TO 6
INTERNATIONAL GASTRONOMY FESTIVAL NICARAGUA
TUNSCRIPTED. UNSPOILED. UNFORGETTABLE.
Forget crowded resorts. On Nicaragua’s Caribbean coast, luxury means turquoise waters, empty white-sand beaches, and the rhythm of Garífuna drums.
HIS IS A SECRET CARIBBEAN. Untouched. Authentic.
Crystal-clear waters, breathtaking landscapes, vast virgin beaches, ancient traditions, and exquisite local cuisine make Nicaragua's Caribbean coast your ultimate dream escape.
This unique corner of Nicaragua — littleknown yet full of charm — is a true hidden treasure. Here, luxury isn't measured in opulent resorts, but in authentic moments that allow you to connect with the essence of the place and its people.
We invite you to begin this wonderful journey in Bluefields, in the South Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region. A tourist and cultural hub, it's the gateway to other destinations along Nicaragua's Caribbean shore. Its multi-ethnic, multicultural, and multilingual population descends from indigenous peoples and Afro-Caribbean immigrants.
Our next stop is Laguna de Perlas (Pearl Lagoon), a territory of stunning scenic beauty and virgin nature, full of opportunities for adventure tourism and ecotourism. It's a meeting point where Creoles, Miskitos, Garífunas, and Mestizos converge.
The community of Orinoco is a Garífuna village brimming with culture, shaped by African and European traditions, which they express through their famous punta dances.
Corn Island — the hidden jewel of Nicaragua's Caribbean. Great Corn Island and Little Corn Island are two dream islands where
time seems to stand still. Their postcard-perfect beaches invite you to walk barefoot on white sand or explore a vibrant underwater world — one of the best places to dive or snorkel in the entire Caribbean. The transparent waters let you glimpse coral reefs from the surface, while multicolored fish swim around you in a natural choreography you will never forget.
Now we head to Bilwi, capital of the North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region. Bilwi boasts beautiful, easily accessible beaches. You can take day tours to various communities or sites. Its wooden pier, stretching out into the Caribbean Sea, offers one of the city's most iconic views. Watching the sunset there is almost a ritual — the horizon painted in vivid colors stretches endlessly, while the wind plays with your hair and the salty scent of the sea fills the air.
Tuapí, just a short distance from Bilwi, is a small village surrounded by an impressive network of mangroves. The experience of paddling a cayuco through these channels is nothing short of magical. The tranquility and the sounds of nature are a reminder of what it means to be in harmony with the natural world.
The Miskito Cays. An astonishing biological reserve — one of the best-kept secrets of Nicaragua's Caribbean. An archipelago of 76 islands and reefs forming one of the most impressive protected areas in the country, with surprising biodiversity that includes green turtles, sharks, and dolphins that seem to dance in the waves.
And the flavors… Nicaragua's Caribbean coast offers not only natural wonders but also a feast for your palate. The local gastronomy is a vibrant blend of indigenous, African, and Mestizo influences, where coconut is the essential ingredient and seafood takes center stage.
Nicaragua's Caribbean coast is a destination full of surprises, where every corner offers a new opportunity to discover the magic of the unknown. A place where luxury is found in simplicity and in the authenticity of its experiences.
HOW TO GET THERE?
From Managua's Augusto C. Sandino International Airport (MGA), domestic flights to both the South and North Caribbean are available with La Costeña Airlines. Buses also travel to these destinations, with connecting stops along the way. Nicaragua's Caribbean coast is waiting. No crowds. No pretension. Just the real Caribbean.
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Get Ready to Fete.
It’s Carnival Time!
Article by Theresa Storm
Like a child waiting for Santa, I can’t sleep. Even though it’s past midnight and the last chance for 48 hours to give my middle-aged body any semblance of rest, I’m too excited. I lay, ears cocked in the dark hotel room, expecting soon to hear a ruckus from the street proclaiming this special day has begun.
Tick tock. The silence stretches on.
At last, it is time. Springing from bed and donning a cheap white T-shirt and shorts, I meet my group and head onto the downtown streets, which, for the next two days, will be transformed into a hedonistic adult playground.
For islanders and flocks of tourists alike, it’s carnival time at last, the frenetic climax to the bacchanal season in swing already for a couple of months. On every Caribbean isle, “carne vale” – Latin for “farewell to flesh” – is the fete (party) of the year, regardless of what month it is held (carnivals pepper the Caribbean event calendar from New Year’s Day through to the Christmas season).
The tradition dates to the late 1700s when French sugar plantation owners in Trinidad and Tobago introduced elaborate pre-Lenten masquerade balls, which the enslaved Africans were banned from participating in. Today, although there are differences between island carnivals, every one reflects the historical roots and meaning of the celebration.
It’s the season when the spirit of each multiracial island erupts, enveloping all who partake. For most grown-ups, the two days of carnival are a once-a-year or once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to let down their cares and feel their inhibitions melt. Just like children at Christmas, it’s impossible not to get caught up in the excitement.
Out in the tropical night, we encounter only a few, quiet people, like sleepwalkers in the wee hours. Like them, my posse (group) and I furtively slip from the road into the bright lights of a J’ouvert camp.
Here we are greeted by fellow revelers, all dressed in white: shirts, pants, shorts, skirts; some ripped into strips like rags. Most have tied scarves on their heads to protect their hair. Led into a lively bar, a stiff rum and Coke, the wake-up libation of choice, is shoved into my hand. It is just after 3 a.m.
Out in the yard, thumping Carnival tunes yank the last vestiges of tiredness from our bodies. Our hips, unbidden, begin to gyrate or “wine”, as they say in the Caribbean.
Handed squeeze bottles of yellow, blue, red and green body paint, we gleefully squirt our neighbors until they are white no more. Like kids, we slap colorful handprints on shirts and bottoms; some landing in strategic locations.
Out on the street, our amplifier-laden flatbed music truck pulls up. It’s almost time to go. But, before we do, there’s one finishing touch. Revelers swarm to pots of smooth warm mud, enthusiastically rubbing it onto faces and already colored body parts.
This is an elemental, age-old part of carnival, I learn. It goes back to the early days when freed Trinidadian slaves, unable to afford glitzy masquerade costumes, donned their worst clothes and slathered themselves in mud.
Not pretty by any means, our motley crew is ready to take to the road. Grasping a plastic drinking cup and bottles of paint to adorn spectators, we file in behind our music truck booming local soca hits.
It is 4 a.m. Carnival Monday. At last it’s J’ouvert (ju vay, a contraction of the French words ‘jour ouvert’, meaning ‘day begun’), the official opening of carnival, which kicks off two days of street parades.
Masses take to the roads jumping, dancing and shouting. Some, like I, join J’ouvert bands (parading masquerade bands), while others join the throngs of downtown spectators. Devilish traditional carnival characters sporting pointed tails and pitchforks emerge to enact the darker side.
As night fades, I’m “gettin’ on bad” (behaving with wild abandon) like I’ve been doing this all my life. Incited by this year’s popular road march songs, I jump, I chip (dance) and I wave. Surrendering to excitement and revelry, I don’t care what people think.
Immersed in the fun release it provides, I discover that a lack of sleep is not an issue. Two days later I’m still going strong. It’s Carnival Tuesday – the big day – and the ‘pretty mas’ is underway.
“Put something in the air!” commands the lead singer from his stage atop the bed of a boom box truck, inching its way through the crowded streets. Like members of a cult, I — and hundreds around me — obey, jumping up, eagerly thrusting our flags (a piece of cloth, a bandana or a hand) toward the midday sun, which is not the only thing heating up the isle. I am thrilled to be “playing mas” (participating).
“The winin’ must never stop inside of the mas’,” I belt out. The lyrics to this, and every popular road march, are ingrained in my brain like mantras. “This is car-na-val!”
Far from blessed with a model’s figure, I cannot believe I am parading past thousands of spectators wearing little more than tights and a rainbow bikini. Jewels, gold braid, sequins and chains of beads, as well as calf and wrist bands, a necklace and a sheer multi-colored cape draped down my back have transformed it from a mere swimming into a masquerade costume. The crowning glory is a headpiece that looks like the sails of a big and a small boat anchored amidst 16 half-meter-long spiral stakes.
Identically-clad, we are one section of our mas’ band. Like the other big bands, some several thousand strong, we are divided into about 20 sections, each attired differently to bring to life the band designer’s theme. As we pass several judging stations on our two-day road march, we are energetically vying for the Band of the Year title.
“Carnival is a celebration of life and of each other,” a fellow reveler, her arm draped over my shoulders, enthusiastically explains. And, like life, it is not fully experienced from the sidelines.
Although carnival is not for the faint of party-heart, it grants childhood abandon and induces excitement the way waiting for Santa once did.
CULTURAL EVENTS
JANUARY 1
CLOSING OF CARNIVAL
JANUARY 1
JUNKANOO
NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
JANUARY 1 - FEBRUARY 18
JANUARY 2 TO FEBRUARY 15
JANUARY 10 TO FEBRUARY 18
MAS DOMNIK DOMINICA
JANUARY 19 TO 24
PURO SABOR INTERNATIONAL TOBACCO FESTIVAL NICARAGUA
JANUARY 31
ARUBA SOCA MONARCH CONTEST (FINALS) ARUBA
JANUARY 31
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
FEBRUARY 1 TO 17 CARNIVAL BONAIRE
FEBRUARY 2 TO 6
SALTY DAWG DOMINICA RENDEZVOUS DOMINICA
FEBRUARY 7 TO 18
CARNAVAL DE SAINT-MARTIN SAINT MARTIN
FEBRUARY 14
BANDABOU CARNIVAL PARADE CURAÇAO
FEBRUARY 15
GRAN MARCHA CURAÇAO
FEBRUARY 15 TO 18
CARNIVAL MARTINIQUE
FEBRUARY 16
CARNIVAL MONDAY/JUMP-UP DOMINICA
FEBRUARY 23
FEBRUARY 28
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
MARCH 3
PHAGWAH (HOLI GUYANA SPRING FESTIVAL) GUYANA
MARCH 7 TO 17
ST. PATRICK’S DAY FESTIVAL MONTSERRAT
MARCH 28
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
APRIL 3 TO 5
RUPUNUNI RODEO GUYANA
APRIL 3 TO 6
EASTER FESTIVITIES MARTINIQUE
APRIL 6
HARVEST FESTIVAL PARADE – SEÚ CURAÇAO
APRIL 6 TO 12
EASTER FESTIVITIES GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
APRIL 10 TO MAY 5
55TH CARNIVAL ST. MAARTEN
APRIL 12
SEÚ HARVEST PARADE OF THE BANDABOU REGION CURAÇAO
APRIL 14 TO 19
CURAÇAO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL CURAÇAO
APRIL 25
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
APRIL 30
DIA DI RINCON BONAIRE
APRIL 30
ST. EUSTATIUS TASTE OF CULTURES ST. EUSTATIUS
MAY 1 TO 31
DOMINICA FESTIVAL OF THE CREATIVE ARTS (DOMFESTA) DOMINICA
MAY 15 TO 22
GLORYÉ 22 MÉ (ABOLITION OF SLAVERY COMMEMORATION MARTINIQUE
MAY 20 TO 24 CARNIVAL GUYANA
MAY 23
MAYO YA! (MAYPOLE FESTIVAL), RACCS NICARAGUA
MAY 25 TO 30
ART WEEK KAYA KAYA CURAÇAO
MAY 28
ST. EUSTATIUS TASTE OF THE CULTURES10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY (THE GOLDEN YEAR) ST. EUSTATIUS
MAY 30
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
JUNE 26 TO JULY 7
VINCY MAS
St. Vincent & The Grenadines
JUNE 27
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
JULY 1
EMANCIPATION DAY ST. EUSTATIUS
JULY 1
EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATION ST. MAARTEN
JULY 3 TO 5
ORIGINS FASHION FESTIVAL GUYANA
JULY 3 TO 12
MORNE JAUNE/RIVIÈRE CYRIQUE VILLAGE REUNION DOMINICA
JULY 15 TO 27
STATIA CARNIVAL ST. EUSTATIAS
JULY 18 TO 26
CALABASH FESTIVAL MONTSERRAT
JULY 23 TO AUGUST 4
NEVIS CULTURAMA NEVIS
JULY 24 TO AUGUST 2
CANOUAN CARNIVAL ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES
JULY 25
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
AUGUST 7 TO 10
DOMINICA ANNUAL BREAKFAST FETE DOMINICA
AUGUST 12
‘I DO’ VOW RENEWAL EVENT ARUBA
AUGUST 27 TO 29
CORN ISLAND EMANCIPATION FESTIVAL NICARAGUA
AUGUST 29
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
SEPTEMBER 6 TO 8
ART FAIR ARUBA ARUBA
SEPTEMBER 13 TO 19
KALINAGO WEEK
DOMINICA
SEPTEMBER 19 TO 20
EUROPEAN HERITAGE DAY (VISIT
MÉMORIAL ACTE MUSEUM)
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
SEPTEMBER 19 TO 20
EUROPEAN HERITAGE DAY MARTINIQUE
SEPTEMBER 25 TO OCTOBER 4
CURAÇAO PRIDE CURAÇAO
SEPTEMBER 26
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
SEPTEMBER 26 AND 27
TITIWI FESTIVAL DOMINICA
OCTOBER 1 TO 31
CREOLE HERITAGE MONTH
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
OCTOBER 22 TO 25
BAHAMAS CULINARY & ARTS FESTIVAL (BAHA MAR), NASSAU NASSAU & PARADISE ISLAND
OCTOBER 23 TO 25
NICARAGUA DESIGNS NICARAGUA
OCTOBER 30
CREOLE DAY DOMINICA
OCTOBER 31
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
NOVEMBER 1
ALL SAINT’S DAY
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
NOV 1 UNTIL CHRISTMAS DAY
CHANTÉ NWEL MARTINIQUE
NOVEMBER 3
INDEPENDENCE DAY DOMINICA
NOVEMBER 8
DIWALI CELEBRATIONS
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
NOVEMBER 12 TO 15
GUY EXPO GUYANA
NOVEMBER 16
STATIA DAY ST. EUSTATIUS
NOVEMBER 22
CULTR FEST
GUYANA
NOVEMBER 27 TO 28
RUPUNUNI EXPO GUYANA
NOVEMBER 28
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
DECEMBER 1 TO 25
CHANTÉ NWÈL
GUADELOUPE
DECEMBER 1 TO 25
CHANTÉ NWÈL MARTINIQUE
DECEMBER 7 LA GRITERIA, LÉON & MANAGUA NICARAGUA
DECEMBER 10 TO 13
ARUBA FASHION WEEK ARUBA
DECEMBER 15 OR 16 (TBC)
RED & WHITE PARADE ST. EUSTATIUS
DECEMBER 16 TO 24
NINE MORNINGS FESTIVAL ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
DECEMBER 18
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NIGHT BONAIRE
DECEMBER 20 TO JANUARY 1, 2027
START OF CARNIVAL MONTSERRAT
DECEMBER 26
NINE NIGHTS OF LIGHTS ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
DECEMBER 26
BOXING DAY JUNKANOO PARADE NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
DECEMBER 26
NOS ZJILEA CULTURAL EVENT BONAIRE
DECEMBER 26
MASKANOO FESTIVAL TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS
DECEMBER 27 TO 29
DANDE FESTIVAL ARUBA
MUSIC FESTIVALS
JANUARY 3
DOMINICA MUSIC AWARDS
DOMINICA
JANUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 4
MUSTIQUE BLUES FESTIVAL
ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
JANUARY 24 TO FEBRUARY 1
BEQUIA MUSIC FEST
ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
JANUARY 26 TO 28 AND 30
CARNIVAL MUSIC FESTIVAL, TUMBA CURAÇAO
FEBRUARY 21 AND 22
53RD TUMBA CONTEST ARUBA
FEBRUARY 28
DOMINICA GLORY IN PARADISE GOSPEL FESTIVAL DOMINICA
MARCH 18 TO 22
SXM MUSIC FESTIVAL SAINT MARTIN
APRIL 2 TO 4
CURAÇAO INTERNATIONAL BLUE SEAS FESTIVAL CURAÇAO
MAY 3
JAZZ ‘N CREOLE FESTIVAL DOMINICA
MAY 20 TO 25
SOUL BEACH MUSIC FESTIVAL CURAÇAO
MAY 22 TO 25
TERRE DE BLUES FESTIVAL GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
JUNE 21
WORLD MUSIC DAY MARTINIQUE
JUNE 27 AND 28
HAK’E SUMMER FESTIVAL CURAÇAO
JULY 4 AND 5
KARUKÉRA ONE LOVE FESTIVAL GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
JULY 11 TO 12
REGGAE THERAPY FESTIVAL 2026 MARTINIQUE
JULY 18 TO 19
ALL DAY IN MUSIC FESTIVAL GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
JULY 26 TO 29
THE OUALICHI FESTIVAL (SXM BEST WEEKEND) ST. MAARTEN
AUGUST 1 TO 2
AQUA MUSIC FESTIVAL GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
AUGUST 5
SXM BEST WEEKEND/OUALICHI FESTIVAL SAINT MARTIN
AUGUST 7 TO 9
BACCHA FESTIVAL MARTINIQUE
SEPTEMBER 3 TO 5
NORTH SEA JAZZ FESTIVAL CURAÇAO
SEPTEMBER 12
REGGAE FEST GUYANA
OCTOBER 16 AND 17
RUPUNUNI MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL GUYANA
OCTOBER 23 TO 25
WORLD CREOLE MUSIC FESTIVAL DOMINICA
NOVEMBER 14 TO 22 (TBC)
ST. GEORGE’S INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
DECEMBER 27
DOW’S ANNUAL MUSICAL CONCERT ST. MAARTEN
DECEMBER 31
PARTY LIKE ROYALS AT NYE, ATLANTIS THE BAHAMAS / NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
INDULGE UNWIND &
With legendary Bahamian hospitality and lively rhythmic celebrations, there’s a colourful world just waiting to be explored. Rejuvenate yourself with pristine white sand beaches and clear turquoise waters. Feed your happiness at five-star resort restaurants and laid-back local cafes.
Spend less time traveling and more time relaxing with nonstop flights from most major cities.
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REGATTAS Sailing
JANUARY 29 TO FEBRUARY 1
CARIBBEAN MULTI-HULL CHALLENGE
RACE & RALLY
ST. MAARTEN
FEBRUARY 4 TO 8
SEA TO SKY MARTINIQUE
FEBRUARY 12 TO 15
LAGOON FESTIVAL ST. MAARTEN
FEBRUARY 14 AND 15
VALENTINE’S DAY CUP TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS
MARCH 4 TO 8
SXM HEINEKEN REGATTA ST. MAARTEN
MARCH 21 TO 27
P.A.Y.S. YACHTING FESTIVAL DOMINICA
MARCH 29 TO APRIL 1
SVG SAILING WEEK – CANOUAN CUP ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
APRIL 2 TO 6
SVG SAILING WEEK – BEQUIA EASTER REGATTA ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
APRIL 3 TO 6
GOUYAVE EASTER REGATTA GRENADA
JULY 3 TO 12
TRADITOUR (BOAT RACE)
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
JULY 10 TO 12
ARUBA INTERNATIONAL REGATTA ARUBA
OCTOBER 10 TO 12
BONAIRE INTERNATIONAL SAILING REGATTA BONAIRE
ARRIVALS ALL MONTH LONG FROM NOVEMBER 7
LA ROUTE DE RHUM (ST.MALO, FRANCE TO GUADELOUPE)
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
DECEMBER 4 TO 7
BEST OF THE BEST REGATTA NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
EVENTS SPORTING
JANUARY 2 TO 7
CURAÇAO BASEBALL WEEK CURAÇAO
JANUARY 4
OTANTIK TRAIL RACE MARTINIQUE
JANUARY 11 TO 14
THE BAHAMAS GOLF CLASSIC (FORMERLY KORN FERRY TOUR)
NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
FEBRUARY 1
LA MYTHIK LORRINOISE
MARTINIQUE
MARCH 7 AND 8
FUEGO Y AGUA ULTRA MARATHON, OMETEPE ISLAND NICARAGUA
MARCH 7 AND 8
ARUBA INTERNATIONAL HALF MARATHON ARUBA
MARCH 19 TO 22
CURAÇAO INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
CURAÇAO
MARCH 28
NEVIS TO SKB CROSS CHANNEL SWIM NEVIS
MARCH 29
WOULIB 113 XTREM MARTINIQUE
MARCH 29
DRAG RACE (ESSEQUIBO)
GUYANA
APRIL 4 AND 5
BARTICA REGATTA (SPEEDBOAT RACE)
GUYANA
APRIL 19 TO MAY 17
CAP MARTINIQUE
TRANSATLANTIC RACE MARTINIQUE
APRIL 27
HARRY JANSSEN INTERNATIONAL BOULEVARD RACE (10K) ARUBA
EVERY SATURDAY IN MAY HIKE FEST DOMINICA
MAY 9 TCHIMBÉ RAID MARTINIQUE
JUNE 6 AND 7
KLM ARUBA INTERNATIONAL MARATHON ARUBA
JUNE 7
FRANCISCAIN RAID MARTINIQUE
JUNE 14
RED LANMENTIN EVENT MARTINIQUE
JUNE 27
RACE FOR THE CONCH OPEN WATER SWIM TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS
JUNE 27
THE MANIKOU DRIVE MARTINIQUE
JULY 3 TO 12
TOUR CYCLISTE INTERNATIONAL DE LA MARTINIQUE MARTINIQUE
JULY 18 AND 19
SOUFRIÈRE DIVE FEST DOMINICA
JULY 23 TO AUGUST 1
GLOBAL SUPER LEAGUE (CRICKET) GUYANA
JULY 25 - AUGUST 1
DEEP DOMINICA DEPTH COMPETITION DOMINICA
JULY 26 - AUGUST 2
MARTINIQUE YOLE BOAT RACE MARTINIQUE
JULY 31 TO AUGUST 3
BIKE FESTIVAL DOMINICA
JULY 31 TO AUGUST 9
GUADELOUPE INTERNATIONAL CYCLING RACE GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
AUGUST 16
TIME ATTACK SERIES (MOTOR RACING) GUYANA
AUGUST 22
LA RONDE DES CAPS RACE GUYANA
AUGUST 27 TO 30
LATIN AMERICA SURF COMPETITION NICARAGUA
SEPTEMBER 5
NEVIS MARATHON & RUNNING FESTIVAL NEVIS
JULY 11 AND 12
GT AMERICAS CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP - ROUND 2 GUYANA
SEPTEMBER 6
DAKOTA 100 CHAMPIONSHIP, ROUND 3 GUYANA
SEPTEMBER 27
DRAG RACE CHAMPIONSHIP
INTERNATIONAL GUYANA
OCTOBER 3
JONG BONAIRE : SWIM TO KLEIN BONAIRE
OCTOBER 18
DRAG RACE (BERBICE) GUYANA
OCTOBER 25
VOLCANO TRAIL
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
NOVEMBER 1
CIRCUIT CHAMPIONSHIP
INTERNATIONAL GUYANA
NOVEMBER 8 - 15
ARUBA INTERNATIONAL BEACH TENNIS TOURNAMENT
NICARAGUA
NOVEMBER 13 TO 15
NATIONAL EXPOSITION OF PATRON SAINTS
NICARAGUA
NOVEMBER 14
INTERNATIONAL HALF-MARATHON IN POINTE-À-PITRE
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
NOVEMBER 17 -22
THE FEMINA ADVENTURES
GUADELOUPE (MULTI SPORT RACE FOR WOMEN ONLY)
GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
NOVEMBER 21
NEVIS TRIATHLON
NEVIS
NOVEMBER 22
TIME ATTACK SERIES ROUND 3 (MOTOR RACING) GUYANA
NOVEMBER 22 TO 28
BATTLE 4 ATLANTIS (COLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT)
NASSAU PARADISE ISLAND
NOVEMBER 24 TO 29
ALIZÉS RAID MARTINIQUE
NOVEMBER 28 AND 29
KLM MARATHON CURAÇAO
NOVEMBER 29
DRAG RACE CHAMPIONSHIP
INTERNATIONAL GUYANA
DECEMBER 5 TO 6
TRANSMARTINIQUE MARTINIQUE
DECEMBER 6
UCI GRANFONDO LA GUADELOUPE GUADELOUPE ISLANDS
DECEMBER 6
RUNNING NIGHTS
SAINT MARTIN
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CRICKET
CARIBBEAN PREMIER LEAGUE 2026
AUGUST 14, THU
ST. KITTS & NEVIS PATRIOTS VS ANTIGUA & BARBUDA FALCONS
Warner Park, Basseterre, ST. KITTS
7:00pm local start time
AUGUST 7, FRI
JAMAICA KINGSMEN VS ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS
Amos Vale Ground, Kingstown, St. Vincent and The Grenadines
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 8, SAT
ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS VS TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS
Amos Vale Ground, Kingstown, St. Vincent and The Grenadines
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 9, SUN
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS VS SAINT LUCIA KINGS
Amos Vale Ground, Kingstown, St. Vincent and The Grenadines
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 11, TUE
JAMAICA KINGSMEN VS BARBADOS ROYALS
Sabina Park Kingston, Jamaica
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 12, WED
SAINT LUCIA KINGS VS ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS
Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 13, THU
JAMAICA KINGSMEN VS GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS
Sabina Park Kingston, Jamaica
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 14, FRI
SAINT LUCIA KINGS VS ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS
Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 15, SAT
JAMAICA KINGSMEN VS TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS
Sabina Park Kingston, Jamaica
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 16, SUN
SAINT LUCIA KINGS VS BARBADOS ROYALS
Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 18, TUE
JAMAICA KINGSMEN VS ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS
Sabina Park Kingston, Jamaica
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 19, WED
SAINT LUCIA KINGS VS GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS
Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 20, THU
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS VS ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium North Sound, Antigua
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 21, FRI
SAINT LUCIA KINGS VS JAMAICA KINGSMEN
Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 22, SAT
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS VS TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium North Sound, Antigua
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 23, SUN
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS VS GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium North Sound, Antigua
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 25, TUE
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS VS BARBADOS ROYALS
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium North Sound, Antigua
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 26, WED
TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS VS SAINT LUCIA KINGS
Brian Lara Stadium Tarouba, Trinidad 7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 27, THU
ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS VS JAMAICA KINGSMEN
Warner Park Basseterre, St. Kitts
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 28, FRI
TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS VS BARBADOS ROYALS
Brian Lara Stadium Tarouba, Trinidad 8:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 29, SAT
TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS VS GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS
Brian Lara Stadium Tarouba, Trinidad
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 30, SUN
ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS VS ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS
Warner Park Basseterre, St. Kitts
7:00 PM local start time
AUGUST 31, MON
TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS VS JAMAICA KINGSMEN
Brian Lara Stadium Tarouba, Trinidad 5:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 1, TUE
ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS VS BARBADOS ROYALS
Warner Park Basseterre, St. Kitts
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 2, WED
TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS VS ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS
Brian Lara Stadium Tarouba, Trinidad 7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 3, THU
ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS VS SAINT LUCIA KINGS
Warner Park Basseterre, St. Kitts 7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 4, FRI
GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS VS JAMAICA KINGSMEN
Providence Stadium, Guyana
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 5, SAT
BARBADOS ROYALS VS TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
8:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 6, SUN
GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS VS ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS
Providence Stadium, Guyana
10:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 6, SUN
BARBADOS ROYALS VS SAINT LUCIA KINGS
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 8, TUE
GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS VS ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FALCONS
Providence Stadium, Guyana
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 9, WED
GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS VS SAINT LUCIA KINGS
Providence Stadium, Guyana
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 10, THU
BARBADOS ROYALS VS ST. KITTS AND NEVIS PATRIOTS
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 11, FRI
GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS VS TRINBAGO KNIGHT RIDERS
Providence Stadium, Guyana
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 12, SAT
BARBADOS ROYALS VS JAMAICA KINGSMEN
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
8:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 13, SUN
BARBADOS ROYALS VS GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
7:00 PM local start time
FINALS
SEPTEMBER 16, WED ELIMINATOR
TBA VS TBA
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 17, THU QUALIFIER 1
TBA VS TBA
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
8:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 18, FRI QUALIFIER 2
TBA VS TBA
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
7:00 PM local start time
SEPTEMBER 20, SUN FINAL
TBA VS TBA
Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados
7:00 PM local start time
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