This festival includes various music, cultural, and art events throughout the month, showcasing the island's rich heritage and modern influences.

Celebrating Saint Lucia’s independence from British rule in 1979, the day is marked with parades, fireworks, cultural performances, and national pride across the island.

Though traditionally held in May, some editions of this internationally renowned jazz festival have occurred in March, featuring global artists performing in scenic locations across the island.

Traditional Easter festivities include religious services and a vibrant kite-flying festival where locals and tourists gather to fly colorful kites in the countryside.

This festival highlights the island’s culinary diversity, offering rum tastings, cooking demonstrations, and local delicacies prepared by top chefs.

A major cultural event with lively parades, music, dancing, and competitions, celebrating local culture with colorful costumes, soca, calypso, and steel bands.

A month dedicated to celebrating Saint Lucia’s cocoa heritage with chocolate-making workshops, tastings, and farm tours.

Celebrating Saint Lucia's two traditional flower societies with singing, dancing, and parades that honor the rivalry between the two groups.

Some of the carnival activities spill over into September, maintaining the lively atmosphere with final parades and parties.

The island honors its Creole roots with events highlighting Creole music, food, language, and traditions.

Sailors from around the world arrive in Saint Lucia after crossing the Atlantic in this long-distance sailing event, celebrated with parties and maritime events.

This December event marks the beginning of the holiday season with a colorful display of lights, lanterns, and fireworks, celebrating renewal and the island’s rich cultural history.