Crucian Coconut Festival
The Crucian Coconut Festival is a vibrant annual celebration held in St. Croix that showcases the cultural, agricultural, and artistic significance of the coconut in the Virgin Islands. Organized by the St. Croix Farmers in Action, this event serves as an ode to local farmers and the island’s agricultural heritage while promoting sustainable practices and community development.
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Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities spread over multiple days, including live music, art exhibits, culinary competitions, and educational demonstrations highlighting the many uses of coconuts. The festival also features family-friendly attractions such as children’s games, crafts, and cultural performances like Mocko Jumbie dances and steel pan music. Local artisans and vendors offer unique coconut-inspired goods and delicious island cuisine.
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Held at the historic Bethlehem Sugar Factory site, the festival blends history, fun, and sustainability, making it an ideal kickoff to the Crucian Christmas holiday season. With its engaging activities and vibrant atmosphere, the Crucian Coconut Festival continues to be a cherished event that celebrates the heart of St. Croix’s culture and community.
EVENT DETAILS
Dates and Times
Crucian Coconut Festival is usually held between the last weekend of November and the first weekend of December.
For specific dates for this year’s Crucian Coconut Festival, please visit our Calendar of Events.
Location
Historic Bethlehem Sugar Factory, Mid-Island
Cost
Entry to Crucian Coconut Festival varies across the three-day event, and there are usually 3-day passes available for purchase at a discounted rate. Food, drinks, and retail merchandise are available for purchase.
