U.S. Grants $245K to Restore Fort Montagu | Bahamas News

The U.S. Ambassador’s Fund for Cultural Preservation just dropped its first big grant—$245,000—to restore Fort Montagu in The Bahamas, a historic gift from the U.S. government celebrating cultural ties. The announcement came at a vibrant embassy-hosted cultural night featuring Bahamian art, music, and top officials including the Prime Minister and Governor General, with the Gerald Cash Primary School Rake-N-Scrape Band stealing the show. This isn’t just about fixing a fort—it’s the launchpad for a new fund dedicated to preserving shared heritage and deepening bilateral friendship through culture.

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