The National Gallery of The Bahamas, one of the Caribbean’s leading art exhibition spaces, is open again, Caribbean Journal has learned. 

After a months-long closure, the national art museum reinstated regular opening hours this week. 

In addition to the newly re-imagined Art Park – a child-friendly outdoor space – the galleries themselves are also reopening.

The museum has implemented COVID-compliance measures, with temperature-taking facilities, hand sanitizing stations throughout the building and spacing markers to enforce social distancing.

The Mixed Media Museum Store, remodeled during the closures, is also open with locally-made objects for sale.

The outdoor cinema, Fiona’s Theater, will also be starting up new winter and spring programming.

For more, visit the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. 

— CJ

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