What's on in St. George's, Grenada through the year

St. George's, Grenada has 5 curated events through the year — 1 festival, 1 holiday, 2 seasons and 1 hazard season. The ones to plan around: Spicemas (August) and Dry season (January). February is its peak-crowd month.

Updated September 2026 · every event curated and sourced · dates for 2026 where they are announced, the usual window where they are not

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St. George's events and crowds by month

MonthWhat startsCrowds
JanuaryDry seasonBusy
FebruaryIndependence DayPeak crowds
MarchBusy
AprilBusy
MayShoulder season
JuneHurricane seasonShoulder season
JulyQuiet
AugustSpicemasBusy
SeptemberQuiet
OctoberQuiet
NovemberCruise seasonBusy
DecemberBusy

Busy — Cruise season, school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it

  • Season

    Dry season

    1 Jan – 31 May · usually

    The trails through Grand Etang and down to the Seven Sisters falls firm up and the interior roads stop being a gamble. The nutmeg and cocoa boucans in the hills above town are working through it.

Still on: Cruise season (1 Nov – 30 Apr (usually))

February in St. George's

St. George's weather in February

Peak crowds — Independence Day, Cruise season

  • Holiday

    Independence Day

    7 FebNational holidayClosuresCrowded

    The seventh of February is a public holiday with a parade at Queen's Park and the whole island in green, gold and red. It lands in the middle of the dry season and the cruise calls, so the town is at capacity. Source ↗

Still on: Dry season (1 Jan – 31 May (usually)), Cruise season (1 Nov – 30 Apr (usually))

Busy — Cruise season, school holidays in 2 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in March.

Still on: Dry season (1 Jan – 31 May (usually)), Cruise season (1 Nov – 30 Apr (usually))

Busy — Cruise season

Nothing new starts in April.

Still on: Dry season (1 Jan – 31 May (usually)), Cruise season (1 Nov – 30 Apr (usually))

Shoulder season — an ordinary month

Nothing new starts in May.

Still on: Dry season (1 Jan – 31 May (usually))

Shoulder season — school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it, an ordinary month

  • Hazard

    Hurricane season

    1 Jun – 30 Nov

    Grenada sits at the southern edge of the belt and was thought safe until Ivan took the roofs off most of the island and the nutmeg trees with them in 2004. That is still the reference point here. Source ↗

Quiet — school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it, one of its worst months for weather

Nothing new starts in July.

Still on: Hurricane season (1 Jun – 30 Nov)

Busy — Spicemas, school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it

  • Festival

    Spicemas

    1–15 Aug · usuallyCarnivalCrowdedBook early

    Grenada's carnival lands in August, and J'ouvert here means Jab Jab — old engine oil, chains and horns through St George's before dawn on the Monday. Pageant Mas follows on the Tuesday in daylight. Source ↗

Still on: Hurricane season (1 Jun – 30 Nov)

September in St. George's

St. George's weather in September

Quiet — travelers describe it as quiet, school holidays in 2 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in September.

Still on: Hurricane season (1 Jun – 30 Nov)

Quiet — one of its worst months for weather

Nothing new starts in October.

Still on: Hurricane season (1 Jun – 30 Nov)

November in St. George's

St. George's weather in November

Busy — Cruise season

  • Season

    Cruise season

    1 Nov – 30 Apr · usuallyCrowded

    Ships berth at the Esplanade, a few minutes from the Carenage and the market, so the whole old town takes the load at once. Grand Anse and the spice tours book out by ten on a two-ship day.

Still on: Hurricane season (1 Jun – 30 Nov)

December in St. George's

St. George's weather in December

Busy — Cruise season, school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it

Nothing new starts in December.

Still on: Cruise season (1 Nov – 30 Apr (usually))

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