Good Friday Kite Festival in Horseshoe Bay
Kite-flying is a genuine Bermudian Good Friday tradition, and Horseshoe Bay hosts one of the island's largest public gatherings for it, with families flying handmade tissue-paper kites, many fitted with a humming paper buzzer, above the beach. Traditional foods like codfish cakes, hot cross buns and cassava pie are sold alongside the kite displays. The custom is tied to a local legend about a Sunday school lesson on the ascension.
Homemade kites fill the sky over Horseshoe Bay every Good Friday, part of a Bermudian tradition that predates any organized festival and has since grown into a public gathering with contests, food stalls and music.