Harbour Nights kicks off tonight
The festivities, shopping and dining of Harbour Nights goes ahead tonight — the season’s first.
Some “surprises” from the Corporation of Hamilton lie in store for attendees, according to Amanda Duncan, marketing and events specialist for the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce.
The opening of Harbour Nights had to be called off last week because of heavy rain.
The traditional showcasing of arts, crafts, food and live entertainment comes with an extensive line-up of vendors.
Front Street will be closed to parking for bikes as well as cars from 5pm to 11pm during Harbour Nights, with no traffic from 6pm.
Alternative parking and public transportation is recommended.
Ms Duncan said: "We want to thank everyone for their understanding last week when we had to cancel due to safety concerns.
“We have worked diligently to make tonight's event even more special, and we invite everyone to come and enjoy the festivities.”
The event gives residents and tourists the chance to support local businesses and experience “the best that Bermuda has to offer”.
Details on entertainment and a list of vendors are online at the Chamber’s website and attendees are invited to use the hashtag #HarbourNightsBermuda on social media.
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