On Tuesday nights starting at 6 pm from January through March/April, the street in Grand Case is closed to traffic and vendors pop up along both sides of the street selling food, drinks, gifts, and assorted items. You can buy all kinds of local food and sit at picnic tables for dinner or sample the many restaurants on the street... More

Grand Case is always fun, and a great place to eat. When the festival is running, even better. You get street vendors from all over, local food vendors offering savory treats, and a short little parade to liven things up. I mean, a SHORT parade. If you plan to get there around 6 it is possible to find free parking.... More

Grand Case is small...cozy....so prepare for traffic getting in and out. USD 6 for parking is reimbursed at restaurants when you purchase food. Overall we were impressed with the organization of this, food vendors/stalls besides the existing restaurants are great. You can find French crepes to Surinamese bojo (cassava/coconut cake) to homemade coconut ice cream. The two art galleries we... More

This year we were actually staying on the main street in Grand case and so were able to enjoy the festival fully. Lots of music , nice things to buy , a parade with Pirates and steel band and a really great selection of restaurants. And its free. Get there earlky stay late , it really gets going about 8;30... More

Tried to go to Harmony Nights last Tuesday night, but after I locked my rental car and was walking down the street someone grabbed my keyy and took off running. Had to get replacement key ($75) and replace locks on rental car ($800).