Fair Promo Video

Updated Transportation schedule.

Leaves Nisky Center

10 am, 11 am 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 4 pm

Leaves Bordeaux Fair

11:30 am, 1 pm,  3 pm,  7 pm

Our farmers bring the best of their harvest to market. From juicy tomatoes to succulent peppers and healing herbs, you'll find it all here raw or prepared.

Crafters and artisans offer various items. From handmade soap to hand knitted hats or leather shoes, you'll find treasures at every turn.

Bring the youth! Our market is a great place for families to spend the day. There's safe open space to move around freely, plenty of delicious treats to eat, a petting zoo and a day full of make and take activities at the family activity center.

NEW this year is a Bamboula workshop on Saturday afternoon at 2:00 pm with 2024 Carnival Queen Majestik Freedom! She will also be doing faceprinting on both days.

Take advantage of various wellness services from reflexology, acupuncture, chiropractic, massage in a naturally scenic environment of the Bordeaux mountains overlooking the ocean.

The King’z Touch – Ryan Green

Royal Soul Connections - Empress Addaliah Potter
Ayo’s Wellness and Petersen Farm – Binta Petersen
Acupuncture LLC – Eric Namaky
Paradise Chiropractic

Good Food Bucks allows fairgoers to get a $5 voucher to purchase locally-grown healthy food and value added products from farmers and vendors by completing a survey.

By using good Food Bucks, everybody wins. You support local farmers and their families plus get $5 more value than what you came with. Keep our community thriving by buying local and eating healthy.

The market area under and around the pavilion is accessible for people with disabilities including wheelchairs, walking sticks, crutches or any mobility assisting support.

The entire fairground is fully accessible including the restrooms and wellness area. For the visually impaired there is always lots to see, smell taste and hear. 

Sunday, January 18 at 3 PM!

One of our favorite parts of the #BordeauxFair is the African Fashion Show with clothes and accessories from New Africa Market ST.Thomas,US,VI (Barbel Plaza)

Sister Khaddijah Joof and Majestik Freedom give fairgoers the opportunity to participate, dressed in beautiful and powerful clothing directly from Africa.

The name Mother Nature Farm comes from me being a Son of the Soil. I came from a family of farmers so was destined to be a farmer. My father was a farmer, farming for about 35 years.

At the fair I will be selling green bananas, plantains, greens, sugarcane & cut up sugarcane, etc. I was part of some produce drives and a few farmers brigades. 

This year’s featured guest keynote presenter is Bonnetta Adeeb of the Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance (UCFA). Ujamaa’s work in seed security and seed farming is centered on increasing diversity within the $1.5 billion U.S. heirloom seed market by empowering historically marginalized communities. Formed in 2021 as a program of the non-profit STEAM ONWARD, Inc., UCFA focuses on increasing the number of BIPOC growers participating in heirloom seed farming.

Their work can be summarized through the following key areas:

•Agro-biodiversity and Resilience

•Economic Empowerment

•Conservation through Education

•Cultural Preservation

In essence, Ujamaa treats seeds not just as a commodity but as a living library of cultural heritage. By teaching marginalized growers to "read" and replicate these volumes, they ensure that the story of global food diversity remains written for future generations.

Also presenting will be representatives from Black Sustainability, Inc. (BSI). The Black Sustainability Network is the world's largest collection of Black/African sustainability practitioners, organizations, and enthusiasts. We gather yearly for the Black Sustainability Summit and offer training and workshops throughout the year.

We've developed a custom platform for our global community that helps:

• Amplify: Raise awareness of Black-led, environmental organizations, solutions and projects in Black communities

• Connect: Increases visibility for qualified climate solution providers with a global, searchable map and member profiles

• Educate: Preserve indigenous wisdom and provide culturally relevant sustainability education (virtually and in-person)
This platform creates a unified space where Black and Green practitioners and organizations can exchange knowledge, collaborate, and support sustainable development efforts in Africa and throughout the African diaspora.

At the fair Black Sustainability, Inc. will showcase our AfroEcology programming & promote our AfroIndigenous seed banking initiative. We will have educational materials on seed banking and farmer support workshops

Visit their booth to take our quick AfroEcology survey with chance to win $100!

Join Que Sera Farms for a Seed Exchange during the
27th Annual Bordeaux Farmers Rastafari Agricultural & Cultural Vegan Food Fair

Bring seeds. Swap seeds. Learn from local growers.
This is a community space for farmers, gardeners, and families to exchange non-GMO, heirloom, and locally adapted seeds while supporting seed sovereignty in the Virgin Islands.

What to Expect:
• Community seed sharing
• Local & regional seed varieties
• Conversations on food security
• Farmer-to-farmer knowledge exchange

Breakout Session Schedule:
Saturday, January 17
11:00 AM

Sunday, January 18
1:00 PM

Bordeaux Farmers Market
St. Thomas, USVI

GMO TALK
Understanding GMO vs Non-GMO Seeds
Presented by Que Sera Farms

Know What You Grow. Know What You Eat.

This interactive Seed Education Workshop breaks down the difference between GMO and Non-GMO seeds, why it matters for farmers and families, and how seed choices impact health, biodiversity, and future generations.

Topics Covered:
• What GMO seeds are (and are not)
• Non-GMO & heirloom seeds explained
• Why seed saving matters
• How seed choices affect food security
• Q&A with local farmers

Breakout Session Schedule:
Saturday, January 17
11:00 AM

Sunday, January 18
1:00 PM