Bahamas luxurious mega-resort Baha Mar will launch a Culinary & Arts Pageant scheduled for October 21 to 23, 2022, that includes celeb chef Marcus Samuelsson of the Marcus at Baha Mar Fish + Chop Home and Daniel Boulud of Baha Mar’s Café Boulud.
The celebrated gastronomists shall be joined by Dario Cecchini of Carna, celeb chef and cookbook creator Amanda Freitag, creator and restauranteur Carla Corridor and Bahamian culinary artisan, curator and chef Simeon Corridor Jr.
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“We’re thrilled to debut the Bahamas Culinary & Arts Pageant at Baha Mar, which is able to spotlight the resort because the culinary, artwork and cultural vacation spot of selection throughout the Caribbean,” stated Graeme Davis, Baha Mar’s president.
“This premiere occasion will enable us to showcase the extraordinary culinarians, in addition to creative creativity discovered each at Baha Mar and all through the Bahamas joined by worldwide visitor stars,” stated Davis.
The Baha Mar occasions will kick off with an October 21 welcome celebration hosted by Samuelsson. All through the weekend, company will expertise a two-day expo that includes interactive cooking demos that includes the visitor cooks and Baha Mar’s prime epicurean expertise.
Additionally deliberate are particular occasions that includes native artisans in partnership with The Present and curated by John Cox, Baha Mar’s government director of arts and tradition. Different highlights will embody a dine-around showcasing Baha Mar’s 45 eating places, bars and cafes.
Every headlining chef will host unique interactive experiences to be introduced later this summer season. The competition will conclude with a ticketed al fresco eating occasion that includes the competition’s collaborating cooks and artists on Lengthy Cay, Baha Mar’s non-public island hideaway.
“We have set the stage for a really unforgettable competition,” stated Marcus Samuelsson, “and myself, alongside my colleagues and pals, are excited to proceed highlighting the native culinary scene, matched with distinctive Bahamian artwork and tradition.”
