A vibrant new community art showcase titled “Grenada in Bloom” will make its debut on November 14 and 15, 2026, hosted jointly by the Grenada Arts Council and the organizing team of the Grenada Flower & Garden Festival. The two-day public event will unfold within the conference facilities of the scenic Coyaba Beach Resort, running from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on both evenings, with zero entry fees for all members of the public and visiting tourists. Curated specifically to align with the island’s beloved annual floral celebration, the exhibition will feature one-of-a-kind original pieces from 29 distinct Grenadian creators, each offering their unique artistic perspective on the island’s lush native plant life, cultivated garden spaces, and iconic natural landscapes. The diverse collection spans vivid, hyper-realistic depictions of tropical flora and coastal scenery to bold, experimental abstract interpretations that reimagine Grenada’s natural beauty through innovative color and form. Beyond viewing the curated artworks, attendees will have the rare opportunity to engage in direct, casual conversations with the participating local artists to learn about their creative processes, personal inspirations, and the stories behind each displayed piece. All original works on show will also be available for direct purchase, offering visitors a chance to support local creative talent while taking home a meaningful piece of Grenadian cultural heritage. For guests looking to extend their evening experience, the on-site Coyaba Beach Bar will offer a curated selection of local refreshments and beverages available for sale throughout the duration of the exhibition. This collaborative initiative represents a deliberate effort by the Grenada Arts Council to integrate local visual arts into the wider island-wide Flower & Garden Festival programming, bridging the horticultural and creative communities to celebrate Grenada’s dual reputation as the “Isle of Spice” and a growing hub for Caribbean artistic innovation. The event notice is distributed via the NOW Grenada platform, with the platform noting it bears no responsibility for the opinions, statements or media content presented by external contributors, and providing a dedicated reporting channel for users to flag any instances of inappropriate content.