BAHAMAS NATIONAL TRUST
SATURDAY, MAY 2ND
ABOUT PIG ROAST 2026
Pig Roast 2026 promises an evening of buffet-style dining, premium cocktails, live entertainment, and exciting raffle prizes. From the moment you arrive to the last dance, you’ll enjoy a lively and welcoming atmosphere.
Each ticket sold, and every dollar raised at this event directly supports the development and management of the Five San Salvador Parks.
Don’t miss this unforgettable evening! Join us and support a cause that extends beyond the evening.
About San Salvador Parks
The San Salvador National Parks system protects some of the most important landscapes in The Bahamas, from coastal habitats and wetlands to inland blue holes.
Across five parks, Graham’s Harbour Conception, Pigeon Creek and Snow Bay, Northwest Point, Southern Great Lake, and Watling’s Blue Hole, these areas support seabird nesting sites, marine nurseries, and ecosystems found nowhere else.
Funds raised through Pig Roast 2026 will support priority efforts under a two-year co-management plan, strengthening on-the-ground presence, improving site management, and long-term protection.
This work is essential to maintaining the health and resilience of San Salvador’s natural environment and securing its legacy for generations to come.
Your support starts with a ticket. Secure yours before they’re gone.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PIG ROAST EVENT
From its inception, the Pig Roast has brought together supporters of the Bahamas National Trust to raise vital funds that drive our mission forward. These contributions have supported scientific research, strengthened park infrastructure, and created opportunities for youth engagement in conservation.
Inspired by the tradition of family and community gatherings in Cuba, the spirit of Pig Roast reflects what we can achieve when we come together in support of our natural environment.
The event was founded by Mr. Manuel Cutillas, former Chairman of Bacardi Limited, BNT Conservation Legend, and longtime supporter. Today, it continues as a celebration of our conservation community.
PIG ROAST 2025
Pig Roast 2025 was held in support of the Welcome Centre at Bonefish Pond National Park. The sold-out event brought together Corporate Bahamas and friends of the Trust, raising nearly $100,000 to enhance park operations and the visitor experience.
PIG ROAST 2024
Pig Roast 2024 welcomed a record crowd for an evening of food, music, and community in support of Seahorse National Park. With the support of sponsors and attendees, the event raised over $100,000 for conservation efforts.
PIG ROAST 2023
Pig Roast 2023 highlighted Moriah Harbour Cay National Park. Attendees and patrons contributed $150,000 toward a Welcome Centre and park headquarters. The facility improves access, education, and visitor engagement, while serving as a base for BNT operations on Great Exuma.
PIG ROAST 2022
After a two-year COVID-19 hiatus, Pig Roast 2022 returned strong, supporting flamingo conservation in Inagua. Thanks to our generous supporters, over $100,000 was raised to monitor and remove invasive species threatening flamingo nests and breeding grounds.
PIG ROAST 2020
Held just weeks before the COVID-19 outbreak, the 2020 Pig Roast was a success, raising vital funds for restoration efforts at Lucayan National Park in Grand Bahama. Thanks to the generosity of our attendees and donors, we surpassed our fundraising goal, supporting the construction of a visitor centre.
SECURE YOUR SPOT AT PIG ROAST 2026
Pig Roast 2026 Tickets
BSD $300.00
Join us on Saturday, May 2nd at The Maillis Farm, Adelaide for Pig Roast 2026! Get ready for a fantastic, memorable evening as we set out to raise funds for conservation, with this year’s focus on The San Salvador National Parks. Enjoy a delicious three-course dinner, premium cocktails, and a night filled with live entertainment, a raffle and a fundraising auction.
Event Date and Time: Saturday, May 2nd from 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Event Location: The Maillis Farm (Adelaide), Nassau, The Bahamas
Dress Code:: Island Cocktail Attire
Open bar from 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Availability: In stock
Description
Join us on Saturday, May 2 at Maillis Farm in Adelaide for Pig Roast 2026. This year’s event supports the San Salvador National Parks and brings together great food, music, and community in support of conservation. Enjoy a three-course dinner, premium cocktails, live entertainment, a raffle, and a fundraising auction.
Event Details
Date & Time: Saturday, May 2, 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Maillis Farm, Adelaide, Nassau, The Bahamas
Dress Code: Island Cocktail Attire
Open Bar: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Description
Pig Roast is the flagship annual fundraising event of The Bahamas National Trust, bringing together supporters to advance conservation across the country. Pig Roast 2026 will feature a three-course buffet-style dinner, premium cocktail bars, live entertainment, a live auction, and a raffle with exciting prizes. Funds raised from this event support BNT’s priority conservation programs and projects. This year, proceeds will directly support the development of the five San Salvador National Parks. Join us for an evening of great food, music, and community, all in support of conservation.
SPONSORSHIP
Share in the excitement and make your presence known to the many BNT supporters, business leaders, and officials who attend Pig Roast every year. View our Sponsorship Package and get in touch to become a sponsor.
EVENT SPONSORS
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Make a Donation towards The San Salvador Park
Make a donation today towards The San Salvador National Parks. Your contribution will support the sustainable development and management of the park. In the box below, you can specify how much you would like to contribute.
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ABOUT THE BAHAMAS NATIONAL TRUST
The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) is the guardian, protector, and voice for The Bahamas’ most precious natural resource: its unique and diverse National Park System. As defenders of the environment, we ensure that the natural beauty and richness of The Bahamas endure for the enjoyment and benefit of future generations. Join us as we work daily to conserve the natural resources of The Bahamas through national park management, science and research, education, outreach, policy, and advocacy.