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Start Date: Sat, 3 Oct, 2026
Belize Birding Festival
To celebrate Belize’s avifauna, the Belize Tourism Industry Association (BTIA), in partnership with the Belize Hotel Association (BHA) and the Belize ... moreAudubon Society (BAS), is hosting the Belize Birding Festival in Orange Walk’s Multipurpose Complex, Orange Walk Town Belize.
As nature’s best kept secret, Belize offers many birding hotspots for amateur and expert birdwatchers, including six Important Bird Areas (IBAs). Most of these hotspots are nestled in nature reserves that are tropical forests, savannahs, wetlands, islands, and coastal planes. These locations make for an ideal habitat for a diverse collection of birds.
The event includes vendor and exhibit booths, birding and photography talks, a variety of presentations, video documentaries, and bird watching sessions with top birders in Belize.
More details will be posted as soon as new information is release by the organizers. See the the Belizing.com informational website at https://belizebirdingfestival.com
#belizebirding #BelizeBirdingFestival2026 #letsgobelizing
Start Date: Sun, 11 Oct, 2026Annually
TIDE Conservation Festival
TIDE (Toledo Institute for Development and Environment) hosts its annual Conservation Festival fund-raiser in Punta Gorda Town! TIDE's festival provides ... morea prime opportunity for our local food purveyors to impress and garner income, all while promoting ecological consciousness by utilizing only biodegradable plates, cups, and associated items.
2023 TIDE Conservation Festival
The TIDE Conservation Festival 2023 is a 3-day event starting October 14-16 that features:
Day 1: Environmental Education Day
Day 2: TIDE Gala at Garbutts Marine
Day 3: Fish Festival
The theme for the 2023 TIDE Conservation Festival is "Be the Solution to Plastic Pollution."
Start Date: Sun, 8 Nov, 2026
Belize International Film Festival
The Belize International Film Festival is an annual event that brings together top world films and filmmakers in Belize for four days. The festival ... morefocuses on independent films produced in Belize and other Central American countries and Caribbean countries that display storylines celebrating cultural diversity, topical social issues and stories of resistance.
2023 Belize International Film Festival
The 2023 Belize Film Festival starts on November 3rd with screenings at the Bliss Center for Performing Arts. Screenings will be held throughout the week. Please refer to the schedule for accurate dates and times.
Why should you attend the 2023 Belize International Film Festival?
This is an event that you do not want to miss. Celebrating the 17th Edition of the Belize International Film Festival, be there to see unique culture-centric films. Bring a friend and enjoy films from Belize and other participating countries.
Start Date: Thu, 19 Nov, 2026Annually
Garifuna Settlement Day
Commemorating the first arrival of the Garifuna people in 1832, the national holiday of Garifuna Settlement Day was created by Belizean civil rights activist ... moreThomas Vincent Ramos in 1941, which wasn’t recognized as a public and bank holiday until 1977. Celebrated annually on November 19 throughout the country, the Garifuna community hosts street festivals, parades, cultural food sales, and other traditional presentations in their location. The most popular locations for celebrating Garifuna Settlement Day are Hopkins, Placencia, and Dangriga.
Traditionally, the celebrations would open with a reenactment of the first arrival on dories along with live drumming and singing. Following this would include a parade, the Miss Garifuna Pageant, and cultural presentations involving food, drinks, dances, and art exhibitions. Garifuna Settlement Day is an important day for the country to honor and commemorate the historical and cultural importance of the Garifuna community.
2023 Garifuna Settlement Day
Details for the 2023 Garifuna Settlement Days are yet to be announced. It is most popular in Hopkins, Dangriga, and Placencia, locations such as San Pedro Town and Belize City host processions in traditional Garifuna clothing, drumming, Cultural Awareness Week, and even fashion shows.
Why should you be a part of the 2023 Garifuna Settlement Day Celebrations?
This is a great opportunity to learn and experience the Garifuna culture in Belize whether through the tasting of savory and delicious Garifuna dishes or dancing to the beat of the drumming. Many visitors travel to witness the reenactment of the historical landing in 1832. You can expect to see live drumming, dancing, and history-inspired displays by the Garifuna people from Belize. Since this event is held on a public and bank holiday, it is widely celebrated throughout the country.
Start Date: Wed, 25 Nov, 2026Annually
Orange Walk Annual Tacos Fest
Anyone from Belize would tell you that the best tacos in Belize are in Orange Walk. Each year, crowds gather to Orange Walk Town in Northern Belize to ... moreexperience this tasty festival. This food festival showcases a wide variety of tacos styles and tastes. Usually held at the Banquitas House of Culture in Orange Walk Town, the abundance in tacos are accompanied by local drinks, cultural presentations and live performances by local artists.
2019 Orange Walk Tacos Fest
Details for the 2019 Orange Walk Tacos Fest are yet to be announced.
Why should you attend the 2019 Orange Walk Tacos Fest?
Who doesn’t want to go to a festival for tacos? Each year, more and more people travel to Northern Belize to get their tummies filled with delicious tacos. Be there this year and savor all the different styles and flavors of tacos!
Start Date: Wed, 16 Dec, 2026Annually
Placencia BTIA Mistletoe Ball
The annual Mistletoe Ball is organized by the Placencia Chapter of the Belize Tourism Industry Association (BTIA). It is usually hosted at one of Placencia’s ... moreresorts at the end of each year in December. Entering the holiday season, this event is most anticipated by locals and visitors. Attendees put on their most glamorous and spiffy outfits to enjoy a night of great food, music, dancing, and raffles throughout the night. It is the most glamorous holiday party on the Placencia Peninsula!
2026 Placencia BTIA Mistletoe Ball
Details for the 2026 Placencia BTIA Mistletoe Ball are yet to be announced.
Why should you attend the 2023 Placencia BTIA Mistletoe Ball?
End your 2019 with a bang! The Placencia Mistletoe Ball will surely be a fun and enjoyable event to bring in the holiday spirit with performances from Shuga City Band & Dj Boneyfide.
Start Date: Fri, 1 Jan, 2027Annually
Krem Radio Annual New Year's Cycling Classic Krem Radio Annual New Year's Cycling Classic started in 1992 and has become a New Year's Day tradition in Belize. Happening every Janauary ... more1, this race marks the very first cycling race on the cycling calendar in Belize.
The usual route is along the Northern Highway from Corozal District (at first Corozal Town, now the Santa Elena northern border) to Belize City, finishing at the corner of Central American Boulevard and Mahogany Street, approximately two blocks from the home of the race's sponsor, Kremandala Ltd., located on Partridge Street.
This is the second most prestigous cycling race in Belize, next to the annual cross country cycling classic held on Holy Saturday each year.
Start Date: Tue, 23 Feb, 2027Annually
Carnaval de San Pedro El Carnaval de San Pedro was San Pedro’s most important folklore celebration, one of the biggest carnivals in Belize. The carnival has traditions that date back ... moreto the 19th century. Some of the best-known carnival traditions, including parades and masquerade balls, were first recorded in medieval Italy, where the carnival of Venice was the most famous. From Italy, the custom spread to Spain, Portugal, and France and, through colonization, to the Caribbean, Latin America, and parts of North America. The carnival of Cádiz, Spain, even now one of the best known, was particularly influential in shaping the traditions that would later predominate in San Pedro. When the Spanish conquered Mexico and established the cities of Merida, Valladolid, and Bacalar, they brought carnival traditions with them. As the Caste War (Guerra de las Castas) spread throughout the Yucatán, those traditions traveled south with the Maya, Mestizo, and Caucasian refugees who settled on Ambergris Caye and elsewhere in Belize.
The Carnaval customs of San Pedro resemble and appear derived from those of Cádiz. Even now, the people of Cádiz are known for their humor. While celebrations elsewhere featured the glamorous or scandalous, those in Cádiz were traditionally infused with playfulness, off-beat but imaginative costumes, clever word plays, and even sharp social and political criticism disguised as comedy. Face painting substituted for masks, and the city became famous for its comedic street singing groups, comparsas.
Read about it here: https://www.sanpedroscoop.com/2019/01/2019-carnaval-carnival-san-pedro-belize-paint.html
Start Date: Thu, 4 Mar, 2027Annually
La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge The conception of the competition started back in 1998 as local business owner and investor, Richard Harrison, was thinking of a way to promote ... morea new brand of bottled water in Belize – VIDA Purified Water. Through this, Mr. Harrison was able to compose a committee for the event along with additional sponsors. Although the initial purpose was commercial, it was later advocated for raising awareness about Belize’s environment and the history of the Belize River.
Since then, the La Ruta Maya River Challenge has been a popular annual event in households and on an international scale. It is the longest canoe race in Central America. Travelers from all over the world come to Belize in the first week of March to witness or participate in this prestigious competition.
The La Ruta Maya festivities start in San Ignacio Town with live bands, mini competitions, food, and other entertainment. It is a must-see event while in Belize as amateur and professional paddlers paddle their way in high endurance for a chance to win coveted prizes!
2025 La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge
Be a part of the tradition! The 25th Annual La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge is coming your way! Starting from the Hawksworth Bridge in San Ignacio on March 4th - 8th and ending at the Belcan Bridge in Belize City on March 6th. Be there and experience the invigorating atmosphere as paddlers from all over the world navigate through 175 miles of Belize's magnificent rivers. This high-endurance journey is more than just a race, it is a tradition!
Why should you attend the 2025 La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge?
Happening only once a year, this competition is highly anticipated by both locals and visitors around the world. Exuding excitement, the buzz around this weekend-long event is always a positive drive for paddlers to perform their best.
Start Date: Tue, 11 May, 2027Annually
Belize Cashew Festival and Agriculture Show
Get your appetites ready! The annual Belize Cashew Festival and Agriculture Show are just around the corner. Hosted in Crooked Tree Village, ... moreBelize District, artisans, chefs, and local cashew farmers come together for this two-day event to display a wide range of cashew products. Filled with entertainment, contests, fresh produce, wines, and cashew-inspired dishes, many travels to the little village of Crooked Tree to experience this highly anticipated event of the year. The day will be filled with excitement, tasty treats, and activities.
Where is the Belize Cashew Fest?
The Cashew Festival will be at Crooked Tree Village in the Belize District. If you would like to know how to get to Northern Belize, then check out our transportation in Belize blog.
What to do at the Belize Cashew Fest?
The Cashew Festival and Agriculture Show in Crooked Tree Village is a wonderful opportunity for locals and visitors to experience cashew in a unique and exciting way. Celebrating this nutritious nut, local artisans, chefs, and farmers bring their best cashew products and produce to the showgrounds for the public. You can’t miss this once-a-year event.
What to bring to the Belize Cashew Fest?
Things you should take to Cashew Fest are;
cash
sunblock
comfortable clothing and shoes
Start Date: Mon, 24 May, 2027Annually
The Belize Chocolate Festival
Started in 2007 by a group of local cacao farmers and chocolate manufacturers, the Belize Chocolate Festival, or the Toledo Cacao Festival, in Southern ... moreBelize celebrates the Maya culture through traditional Maya Chocolate along with other chocolate-related products from local farmers and manufacturers. Belize’s Toledo District is world-renowned for having some of the finest quality cocoa in the international market.
The Belize Chocolate Festival was conceptualized for local cacao farmers and chocolate manufacturing businesses to showcase their premium cacao, cacao-products, chocolates and chocolate drinks. Since then, this Chocolate Festival has become popular to locals and travelers. Many would travel far and wide to be able to experience all things chocolate on this three-day event.
Along with consuming indulgent chocolate and chocolate products, this festival is also a great opportunity for visitors to learn about the Maya Culture through cultural presentations, dancing lessons, and traditional Maya chocolate-making demonstrations.
The 2023 Belize Chocolate Festival
The 2023 Belize Chocolate Festival is scheduled for May 19 to May 20, 2023. Embrace the Sweetness as the Belize Tourism Industry Association Toledo Chapter in collaboration with Toledo Cacao Growers Association (TCGA) presents an energizing two-day, three event festival to celebrate cacao, culture and Southern Belize!
Why should you attend the 2023 Cacao Festival in Belize?
The entire weekend will be filled with activities and entertainment. Each year the Chocolate Festival is filled with fun activities, cultural presentations and, of course, CHOCOLATE! Many travel to Punta Gorda to enjoy Chocolate Fest's educational and indulgent three-day event that features locally-produced cacao, chocolate products and chocolate-inspired dishes for a bargain.
Start Date: Tue, 8 Jun, 2027Annually
Hopkins Mangu (Mango) Fest
In Garifuna, "mango" is known as "mangu." In the village of Hopkins, the soil of the area is rich in nutrients and allows local farmers to grow a variety ... moreof different mangos. Started in 2013, the Hopkins BTIA Chapter hosts the Hopkins Mangu Fest with the goal of promoting Hopkins Village as an attractive tourist destination that displays a unique and enjoyable cultural and culinary experience. In addition to this, the festival also contributes to an economic boost for local businesses in the area as the slow season, or "maga" season, is in effect.
The Hopkins Mangu Fest is an exciting, family-friendly, two-day event that celebrates everything mango, ranging from mango-inspired dishes, jams, and jellies, candies, and drinks. Usually, there are plenty of competitions and games at the different booths. Although this festival is surrounded by delicious mango fruits, the Garifuna culture is also greatly promoted through clothing, music, dance, and food.
2023 Hopkins Mango Festival
The 2023 Hopkins Mango Fest will be a fun festival for the entire family. There will be lots of musical performances, games, and prizes! The theme is, of course, mangoes, in which all stalls will feature mango in their food, drinks, and arts. Come out and celebrate!
Why you should attend the 2023 Hopkins Mango Festival
Not only would you get to taste the sweet nectar of ripe, mature mangoes, but you will also be able to experience the Garifuna Culture and enjoy quality family time with all the exciting games and activities. Attending this festival will be feasible if you are staying in nearby villages and towns. Hopkins is just a short thirty-minute drive from Dangriga and an hour away from Placencia.
Start Date: Thu, 10 Jun, 2027Annually
A Day in San Antonio - Culture, Nature and Sports
The Village of San Antonio is hosting its first ever village celebreation, A Day in San Antonio - Culture, Nature and Sports. Organized ... moreby the Belize Tourism Industry Association (BTIA). With the steady growth of tourism in San Antonio along with the decline in biodiversity and culture, the San Antonio Sustainability Committee aims to protect and raise awareness about the culture and nature in San Antonio through sports and positive entertainment.
2019 A Day in San Antonio - Culture, Nature and Sports
Details for the 2019 A Day In San Antonio are yet to be announced.
Why should you attend the 2019 A Day in San Antonio - Culture, Nature and Sports?
This even is great for learning about the Maya culture in the Village of San Antonio. Also, you will be contributing to the conservation of culture and nature through exciting games, sports and activities. There will be traditional food on sale. What better way to spend a nice Sunday than to take a trip to San Antonio for A Day in San Antonio - Culture, Nature and Sports? You will not regret it!
Start Date: Tue, 15 Jun, 2027Annually
San Pedro Lobster Fest 2023
July 3 - 16, 2022. Lobster Fest officially kicks off in San Pedro on July 3rd with the start of the Lobster Crawl event. San Pedro usually hosts a weeks-long ... moreevent that ranges from live concerts, block parties, food tastings, and other activities. The Lobster Fest in San Pedro is the largest celebration for Lobster Fest.
Usually, you are given a Lobster Crawl Passport that outlines the full schedule of events that will happen. Using this, you will collect stamps from each event and participate in a raffle to win prizes. The passport should be submitted at the block party happening at Barrier Reef Drive.
The San Pedro Lobster Fest is the first segment of the nationwide Lobster Festival that is held annually in Belize to open the lobster season. This year’s grand prize for this raffle is yet to be announced.
Why should you attend the Lobster Fest in San Pedro?
The San Pedro Lobster Fest hosts a full week of daytime and nightime events that lead up to a massive block party by the beach! Twenty great activities, lobster-themed foods, live entertainment and hype parties will be happening! Join us and celebrate all the festivities that San Pedro has to offer at the Lobster Fest in San Pedro!
How to get to the San Pedro Lobster Fest?
You can get to Caye Caulker by water taxi with San Pedro Belize Express or Ocean Ferry, or you can get there by flight with Tropic Air. If you are already on the island, then you can move around in a golf cart rental.
Start Date: Tue, 29 Jun, 2027Annually
The Belize Archaeology Symposium (BAS)
The Belize Archaeology Symposium is a yearly event that brings together veteran and new researchers and archaeologists, along with tour guides, ... morestudents and the public, together to share their recent archaeological findings and observations in Belize. The BAS is a three-day event hosted in the San Ignacio Resort Hotel. Presentations based on the work done across Belize relating to the ancient, colonial/history, preceramic Maya will be given for the three days.
Why should you attend the Belize Archaeology Symposium?
This is a great opportunity to learn about new findings and research that are being done in Belize about the ancient, colonial/history, preceramic Maya. Immerse yourself in Belize’s cultural history for three days! The Belize Archeology Symposium is a significant event through which eminent speakers and scholars share current archeological research in Belize with the general public along with cultural enthusiasts.
Start Date: Thu, 1 Jul, 2027Annually
Caye Caulker Lobster Fest
The Caye Caulker Lobster Fest is the original Lobster Fest of Belize, boasting 18 and counting, that started in July of 1994 by the Islanders Veterans Football ... moreClub. The event is held annually to commemorate all the fishermen who have made Caye Caulker to what it is today. During the three days, you can expect full days of activities like greasy poles, drinking games and competitions, musical performances, educational and promotional booths and raves that will be an experience of a lifetime!
2025 Caye Caulker Lobster Fest
The events happening at the Caye Caulker Lobster Fest will be epic! On Friday, July 1-3, the opening ceremony starts at 7pm at the Palapa Gardens. It's on the beachfront going towards the split, you can't miss it. The "Waiting for Tonight" After Dance will feature some of the best DJs and entertainment such as DJ Khris, TLC Band and Evolution Sounds. On Tuesday, July 15, there will be a beach party at 11:00 a.m., a Powder Party, and a Glow Party at 9pm. For the last day of the entire 2025 Lobster Festival, the beach parties and excitement continues with much music, entertainment and family games, including a live performance by Supa G!
Why should you attend the 2025 Caye Caulker Lobster Fest?
The 2025 Caye Caulker Lobster Festival will start from July 1 until July 13, lasting three days. During these three days, there will be loads of activities, parties and entertainment at Palapa Gardens. There will be plenty of food, drinks, and entertainment for everyone. If you are looking for an affordable and enjoyable experience at one of Belize’s Lobster Fests, then Caye Caulker is the place for you! Let's go Belizing at the 2025 Caye Caulker Lobster Fest!
How to get to the 2025 Caye Caulker Lobster Fest?
You can get to Caye Caulker by water taxi with San Pedro Belize Express or Ocean Ferry, or you can get there by flight with Tropic Air. If you are already on the island, then you can move around in a golf cart rental.
Start Date: Fri, 2 Jul, 2027
Placencia Lobster Fest
The Lobster Fest in Placencia began in 1998 as a way to celebrate the culture and traditional heritage of the Placencia Peninsula. It is also a fundraising event ... morefor the Placencia Village Council and the Placencia Chapter of the Belize Tourism Industry Association, where all proceeds from the festival go towards improving the local economy and providing scholarships for local youth. The event plays a major role in sustaining local businesses during the low tourism season. This is the second segment of the Belize Lobster Festival and usually hosts plenty of fun and lively entertainment, games and music.
Placencia Lobster Fest
The Placencia Lobster Fest is scheduled the first weekend in July and is jam-packed with games, entertainment, live music, competitions, and lobster-themed dishes. Be sure not to miss favorites like Cast Net where players toss a fishing net to try and pull in a coin lying on the ground and Reel in the Dinghy where players must use a fishing rod to capture and then reel in dinghies floating offshore. There are also the popular Mr. and Mrs. Physique beauty contest, tug of war games, hot wings eating contests, kayak races, and tipsy tuna tosses.
Why should you attend the Placencia Lobster Fest?
The Placencia Lobster Fest is the most popular event of the season in Placencia. It is highly anticipated by locals and visitors. Filled with fun events, you are guaranteed a great time at the festival. Other than tasting delicious lobster dishes, you get to experience and celebrate the Belizean Culture.
How to get to the Placencia Lobster Fest?
You can get to Placencia by private vehicle, a car rental, or a shuttle service. You can also get there by flight with Tropic Air.
Start Date: Wed, 7 Jul, 2027Annually
The Annual Succotz Archaeology and Culture Fair
The Annual Succotz Archaeology and Culture Fair is an educational fair in Belize that is hosted every year in the village of San Jose ... moreSuccotz by Fajina Archaeology Outreach. Fajina Archaeology is a small outreach organization founded by archaeologists in Belize who are committed to supporting the communities in which they conduct research. One of the ways they accomplish this is by hosting educational fairs in San Jose Succotz, such as the Annual Succotz Archaeology and Culture Fair.
2019 Annual Succotz Archaeology and Culture Fair
This year the Fajina Archaeology Outreach is hosting the 5th Annual Succotz Archaeology and Culture fair at the San Jose Succotz R. C. School on the 7th of July. They will showcase archaeological research in the area and the culture of Belize.
Why you should attend the 2019 Annual Succotz Archaeology and Culture Fair?
The 5th Annual Succotz Archaeology and Culture Fair will include many fun Maya cultural activities, informational booths, cultural Maya music and food. It will be a great opportunity to have fun and learn about Belize's Maya heritage and culture.
Start Date: Mon, 12 Jul, 2027Annually
Benque Fiesta
In the westernmost town of the Cayo District, Benque Viejo del Carmen hosts an annual celebration in honor of the town’s patron saint, Nuestra Senor de Monte Carmelo ... more(Our Lady of Mount Carmel). The celebration comprises a series of religious celebrations called “Las Aboradas,” carnival rides, parades, and processions, live music and performances, a fireworks show, and the Flor del la Feria Pageant. This is usually held in early July of each year. Audiences from near and far gather at the town’s cancha for the pageant, football matches, and massive parade.
2023 Benque Fiesta
Details for the 2023 Benque Fiesta are yet to be announced.
Why should you attend the 2023 Benque Fiesta?
This weekend at the Benque Fiesta will be filled with excitement and activities to do! Spectators from near and far come and enjoy all the events happening. Be there or be square!
Start Date: Mon, 19 Jul, 2027Annually
BTB's Digital Marketing Summit
The Digital Marketing Summit is an annual conference meeting that brings together some of the brightest minds in digital marketing. This event hosts ... morepresentations from professional marketers in their respective fields.
"As tourism digital marketers today, we face more challenges and greater marketing demands than ever before. The reality is to “do more with less, utilizing new technologies,” this is no small feat, indeed.
To succeed, we must rethink our marketing strategies and avoid the hurdles that impede such progress. As tourism marketers, there are numerous avenues to utilize for greater qualitative and quantitative measurement of progress and success."
2023 BTB's Digital Marketing Summit
The 2023 BTB Digital Marketing Summit is scheduled for August 25, 2023. Here are the presenters and topics for 2023:
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Luis Carranza from Meltwater will be presenting in the Influencer Marketing panel at the Summit with his topic, "Influencer Marketing: The Way Forward."
Sandy Lohr from MatchCraft will be presenting on how to Market your Business to Millennials.
Maynor Larrieu from the Expedia Group will be speaking on the popularized portmanteau 'bleisure' and how important it is to the tourism industry.
Allison Chaney from Bootcamp Digital will be both the keynote speaker and a workshop coordinator at the Summit.
Sergio Pajaro is an Account Manager from Google and will be speaking in the Digital Marketing segment.
Elizabeth Grabek is the Vice President of Space 150, a digital agency with a brand voice like no other, and will be speaking on "Bringing Humanity to Digital Experiences."
Melissa Byers from Bootcamp Digital will be speaking on "Writing Copy that sells."
Kristin F. Simmons, a social media guru, will be teaching the audience about Instagram.
Eylul is the mastermind behind the viral Instagram account Llama With No Drama. Eylul is a Digital Marketer and Influencer. She will be presenting in the Influencer Marketing panel and will also be hosting the Influencer Marketing workshop.
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Why should you attend the 2023 BTB's Digital Marketing Summit?
This event will be an engaging and insightful conference that will discuss new and trending strategies to appeal to your audience through digital use and the use of technology. Join the discussion and learn how you can improve your digital marketing skills!
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