The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce celebrated the final Harbour Nights of the season on Wednesday night and invited the public to offer feedback.

A spokeswoman for the Chamber said the response to this year’s Harbour Nights event series was “nothing short of incredible”.

“Week after week, we welcomed an average of 3,000 to 5,000 attendees who flocked to the streets of Hamilton to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of our island's culture,” the spokeswoman said.

“As we close the chapter on this season, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible support we have received from our sponsors, partners, vendors, and attendees.

“Harbour Nights is a celebration of Bermuda's vibrant culture, and your participation makes it truly special.”

The Chamber thanked the main sponsors, the Corporation of Hamilton and the Bermuda Tourism Authority, for their support along with a range of weekly sponsors, including One Communication, HSBC, OutBermuda, Butterfield and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.

“Our heartfelt thanks also go out to the 100 vendors who participated in Harbour Nights, sharing their unique talents and creations with our community and visitors,” he said.

“Your contributions added immeasurable vibrancy to our event, and we are immensely grateful for your involvement.

“Thank you also to all the bands, Gombey troupes, dancers, performers, choirs and majorettes who performed every Wednesday, introduced by Hamilton’s own Town Crier.

“The displays of talent that we had the privilege of witnessing this summer are truly inspiring.”

The Chamber further thanked its community partners for their support and urged the public to provide feedback through an online form so it can be considered when planning future events.

“We value the opinions and suggestions of our community, and we invite everyone who attended Harbour Nights this season to share their feedback, comments, and ideas with us,” the spokeswoman added.

“Your insights are invaluable as we strive to make each subsequent season even more remarkable.”