Bahamas Trivia
This local hotspot first opened in 1987, is home to one of Freeports largest Christmas trees. Each year locals and visitors gather dressed up to watch it light up for the first time.
Port Lucaya
"You can choose your friends, but you can't choose your"...
Family
Darren's first job
Cutting Grass
when the toters come to your party they gin cause you plenty of...
stress
Originally called “Kelly Island,” this man-made cay was built from dredged sand in 1969 and later renamed after the Indigenous Arawak people.
Arawak Cay
This delicious Bahamian staple is actually the national dish of the Bahamas
Conch
There are two of these in our family. They share a lot in common, including the same house and last name.
Darren
The number of Grandkids Carol's second daughter has
Five
party in the backyard, party all night long, we gonna rake n scrape till the morning come, we gonna party till...
the break of dawn
This Bahamian holiday celebrates the historic 1967 election where the Black majority gained control of the government for the first time.
On several islands in the Bahamas, in particular Cat Island, locals harvest cascarilla bark for export to Italy as one of the main ingredients in this beverage
Campari
Some love her, some don’t, some say she calls the shots for Grand Bahama, while others use this to make shots when fighting a cold.
Ginger
How to spell samadia's middle name
Chrisine
I gern on a ghost move way-ay down by...
Sally Sue
Major General Sir Lewis Grant, the British Governor of the Bahamas, oversaw the establishment of this town for newly freed Africans after 1807.
Grants Town
This major labor uprising in Nassau was sparked on June 1, 1942, because of wage discrimination where Bahamian workers earned far less than American laborers for similar work building a US airbase.
Burma Road Riot
This Bahamian Island is also known as the “The Land of the Giants” for its very large numbers of big fish.
Andros
Which of Carol's children has a child that attends (or attended) Thelma Lightbourne Primary School
Harryo
Age ain't nuttin but a number, ya just as old as you feel. Even though I move lil slower, everything I do...
Is twice as sweet
There’s debate on where this popular Bahamian drink got its name. Some say it comes from reaching for coconuts in the sky, while others say its from the milky, cloud-like mix of gin and sweet milk.
Sky Juice
Not only was he a privateer and English sea captain, but also the first Royal Governor of the Bahamas.
Woodes Rogers
Apparently Bahamians enjoy this tart, red, holiday drink as a seasonal tea and cultural staple.
Sorrel
This is the name of the resort where Clintina worked as Assistant General Manager from 2008 to 2010.
Windsong Resort
I've been waiting for a long long time, I can't believe it's true. It's good to be here by your side...
and dance a long with you.
In the 16th century, the Lucayan Indians of The Bahamas are said to have influenced the development of this theory, which argues that money supply drives economic activity and inflation.
Monetary Theory