Photos & Results: Bermuda Day Float Winners

The Department of Culture announced this year’s Bermuda Day float winners.

A Government spokesperson said, “The public will note that there were more than 66 entries in this year’s parade. This was the most participants in the last 10 years.

“And against the backdrop of a successful day of energy, culture and tradition, today the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport, Owen K. Darrell, JP said, “Friday’s Bermuda Day activities truly demonstrated the best of what Bermuda has to offer.”

“Thousands lined streets of Hamilton to witness an amazing display of high energy, culture, heritage, and of course community. Our people came together to participate in one of the most celebrated and anticipated events on our calendar, and I must commend the Bermuda Day parade participants for their vibrant and unique floats and entries.

“There were some very meaningful stories behind several of our float entries, and I wish to thank everyone for their participation. I must also extend a special acknowledgement to all in our community who gave to the Bermuda Day Fund. Their generous donations went a long way in assisting many of our parade entrants.”

The Minister continued, “I am well aware of the hard work, time, effort and preparation that goes into putting on an event of this magnitude, so I also wish to thank the team at the Department of Culture for generating a level of excitement for this year’s parade that helped us reach increased participation. We look forward to hosting an even bigger event next year.”

The Government spokesperson said, “This year’s awards are as follows:

Natural Heritage Float:
1st – Department of Culture

Upcycled Float:
1st – Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. – Bermuda Alumnae Chapter

Art Float:
1st – Casa dos Açores da Bermuda Ltd.

Primary School Box Carts:
1st – Harrington Sound Primary School

*Special Awards (Open to all judged categories):

Premier’s Award for Best Float
CedarBridge Academy Float

Reggie Ming Award for Most Beautiful Float
Department of Culture

Minister’s Award for Most Original Float
Vasco da Gama Club

Ruth Thomas Award for Best Heritage Float
Prospect Preschool

Best Preschool Float
Prospect Preschool

Dr. Kenneth E. Robinson Award for Best Primary School Float
Harrington Sound Primary School

Dr. Marjorie Bean Award for Best High School Float
CedarBridge Academy Float

Best Individual Float
The Trash Gobbler (Alexander Winfield)

L.C.C.A. Award for Best Charity Float
Jamaican Association of Bermuda

Best Corporate Float
Padma X (Sophia Cannonier)

Lowdru Robinson Award for Best Government Department
Department of Culture

The Bermudian Excellence Award
CedarBridge Academy Car

Best Historical Float
Elliott School Alumni Association

Most Community Spirit Float
St. George’s Original Dancerettes

Milestone Celebration Award
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. – Bermuda Alumnae Chapter

The Resilience Award
St. George’s Preparatory School

Best Tribute Award
Department of Sport and Recreation

Most Faithful Award
One Body in Christ Movement For God’s Purpose Float

The Government spokesperson said, “Members of the public can rewatch the 2024 Bermuda Day Parade in its entirety here: https://m.youtube.com/@citvbermuda/streams.”

For extensive coverage of Bermuda Day spanning over a decade, visit our website BDADay.com, the island’s most comprehensive resource on the Bermuda Day holiday.

• Over 6,000 photos here
• Over 150 videos here
• Holiday graphics here
• History of the race here
• Bermuda Day Timeline here
• Dedicated website: BDADay.com

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