PR – The Rotary Club of Grenada is thrilled to announce the return of Christmas at the Point, running from Saturday, November 30, 2025 to Sunday, January 4, 2026, operating Wednesdays through Sundays at the breathtaking Quarantine Point Recreational Park.
Each year, the park is transformed into a festive wonderland of lights, joy, and community, and 2025 will be even brighter with the return of the Monica Benoit Wonderland of Lights,
honouring the community stalwart whose passion birthed this now-cherished tradition.
But this year, one new spotlight shines brighter than ever: the food.
From sizzling Asian street food to comforting European winter dishes, from bold West African flavours to the richness of South American spice, from Grenadian favourites to Jamaican jerk
and Trinidadian curry, and even sweet surprises like cupcakes and Italian pastas, this is more than food. It’s a culinary passport to the world, curated to help us connect across borders, cultures, and traditions.
“Christmas at the Point has always been about joy, family, and giving back,” said Richard
Strachan, Chairman of the event. “But in 2025, as part of Rotary’s commitment to International Service, we are making our food court a true platform for cultural exchange. When people
experience one another’s traditions, even through something as simple as a warm bite or a cool drink, they are reminded of our shared humanity,” he continued.
Indeed, Rotary International’s commitment to peace and conflict resolution has long been at the core of its work, and Christmas at the Point 2025 will reflect that mission with every illuminated path and every plate.
“We believe that understanding breeds peace,” added Julia G. Lawrence, President of the Rotary Club of Grenada. “And through these tastes of the world, whether a guest enjoys a spicy Asian noodle, a Nigerian stew, or a slice of Christmas cake, we open small windows into each other’s worlds. It is Rotary in action, right here at home.”
With nightly movies under the stars, dazzling displays, joyful music, children’s activities,
curated vendors, and delicious food and drink, Christmas at the Point continues to be Grenada’s premier holiday experience, bringing families, communities, and cultures together.
More details, including vending opportunities and programming, will be released in the coming weeks.
