All the signs are pointing towards Antigua and Barbuda in regards to activities and festivals. Often, the twin-island state is referred to as the festival capital of the Caribbean.
Antigua is proud to host the world-class sailing events from Sailing Week to the Classic Regatta and the Caribbean Greatest Summer Festival: Antigua Carnival!
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- Antigua Cricket Fest
Experience authentic Antigua and watching a match or play cricket with the locals.
- Antigua Salsa Festival
The Antigua Salsascape and Salsa Festival" in one of the greatest destinations on earth and on one of the world's best beaches, Dickenson Bay.
- Antigua White Fete
The #1 Annual Party in Antigua named Caribbean Snowstorm, a.k.a White Fete.
- Love is All We Need Concert
The All we Need is Love Concert celebrates the Capital of Romance in the Caribbean, Antigua.
- Antigua Seafood Fiesta
The annual Antigua Seafood Fiesta is a highlight for many locals and tourists alike.
- Antigua National Homes, Families and Garden Festival
The National Festival aims to enhance family life by encouraging communities to work together with the government, in collaboration with corporate and social partners to improve the physical environment and to attract and encourage community tourism. ...
- Antigua Staycations Expo
The Staycations Expo is a family event where you will find the best hotel offers, activities and businesses in Antigua and Barbuda.
- Antigua Tennis Week
The Antigua Tennis Week is an annual Event and a combination of Family Fun, Athletics and Education at the world famous Resort, Curtain Bluff.
- Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta
Welcome to the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta. One of the Worlds premier classic yachting events which brings a fantastic collection of boats and people together, for some great sailing and fun, in the ideal conditions of the Caribbean.
- Springbreak Antigua
Celebrate Spingbreak in Antigua and Barbuda. Come and have fun in the sun.
- Wadadli Music Fest
Wadadli Music Festival is an annual family festival staged by Fullwerks Productions. The Festival includes performers from different genre of Caribbean music such as top Reggae and Soca Artist whilst also promoting local talents.
- Moods Of Pan Festival
First organized by the Gemonites Steel Orchestra in 1999, the hugely-popular Moods Of Pan Festival is a 3-day event showcasing all aspects of this musical instrument.
- National Warri Festival
Antigua's National board game, survived by word of mouth.
- DeJam Festival
Celebration of three generations of music featuring DJs around the world.
- Literary Festival
Featuring authors, publishers from the Caribbean and around the world representing a mix of seminars, workshops and panel discussions.
- Sports Fishing Tournament
Enjoy fishing and a good lime? This annual event attracts regional and international participation.
- Sweet Cry Festival
Experience some of the world's best artists performances at this freedom festival.
- Back II Life Music Festival
A week-long festival held around Antigua bringing together party people from around the world.
- Kite Festival
An event attended by hundreds of locals admiring the giant kites in the island's blue sky.
- Caribana
Carnival in Barbuda is packed with fun, competitions and much more.
- Independence Festival
A week full of parades, competitions, National Dress Day,food fairs and much more.
- Antigua Sailing Week
One of the world's major yacht racing events in Antigua.
- ICT Fest
The premier technology Festival in the OECS.
- Ocean Breeze Music Festival & Conference
The Caribbean Recording Industry Association's first annual music festival and conference in Antigua.
- Antigua Culinary Festival
A three event full of food, competition, awards and fun.
- Antigua Carnival
Antigua Carnival 2010 provides you with music, mas, steel pan and pageantry. Antigua Carnival, The Caribbean Greatest Summer Festival.
- Mango & Pineapple Fest
Showcasing the versatility of the mangoes and pineapples.
