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The curtains came down on the Flow Oistins Fish Festival, on Monday, with its popular Fish Boning and Fish Cake eating events. Just after 5 p.m., the highly anticipated Fish Boning competition kicked off with fisher folk from around the island competing for the $1 000 cash prize. In the end, Ruth Layne who represented the Oistins Fishing Complex, came out victorious

The Flow Oistins Fish Festival 2023 got off to a flying start Saturday afternoon with a lighting ceremony marked by pomp and pageantry. Accompanied by the beat of the drum, mother sallies, stilt walkers, a shaggy bear, and dancers, patron and founder of the festival, Stella Lady St John, from the viewpoint of a luxury vehicle, witnessed the lighting of the

Oistins Festival, which was shelved for the last two years due to the pandemic, is back this Easter from April 15 to 18 with a simplified version, where people can still enjoy certain activities within the scope of the COVID-19 protocols. Dubbed “Simply Oistins” this year, the popular festival will still feature favourites like the Fish Boning and Dolphin Skinning Contests, Easter Bonnet Competition, Strong Man Boat Pull, Fish Cake …