The Falkland Islands have a rich international culture, a strong sense of community and a deep connection to the land. While British influences are predominant, our local traditions have evolved over the years to reflect our unique identity. Despite being remote, the Falklands have a vibrant social scene with annual celebrations, clubs, arts, music and entertainment that bring people together in a small, friendly community.
Local Traditions & Annual Celebrations
There’s always something to see and do on the Falkland Islands.
From horse racing and speed shearing competitions to traditional balls and raft races, you can get involved in a variety of events and meet like-minded people from across the Islands.
Find out what’s on and what could take your fancy.
Multi-national
The Falklands are home to residents from about 71 separate countries of origin – a staggering level of diversity for such a small community.
We celebrate this diversity and encourage multiculturalism.
We hold events such as The Falkland Islands Multicultural Day, which showcases each culture and encourages cooking and tasting dishes from a wide range of cuisines.
Learn more about the multitude of cultures that the Falklands Islands is host to.
Art, Music & Literature in the Falklands
Are you open to discovering new music styles, discussing art with other residents, and getting involved in arts and crafts?
Creativity thrives in the Falkland Islands, and art lovers can take part in various events and courses.
Live music, dance lessons, drama clubs and more are on offer.
Explore the artistic side of the Falklands.
Local Specialties in the Falklands
Whether you are a seafood lover, a carnivore or a vegetarian, the Islands have delicious ingredients and dishes on offer.
You can taste local delicacies, including fresh fish, locally sourced meat and native berries, at one of the Stanley pubs or restaurants.
Learn more about the local food scene
Social clubs, entertainment, cinema
Playing a sport or joining a club are fantastic ways to make new connections over shared interests.
The Falklands offer recreational activities for all ages and abilities.
Whether you’re into sports, arts, gaming or volunteering, there’s something for everyone.
You can get involved, try something new and make friends.
Find out all the groups and clubs available in the Falkland Islands.