About the Event

Now in its third year, the Turk’s Head Brewery Domino Tournament has become one of the most anticipated community gatherings in the Turks and Caicos Islands. It’s a full day of laughter, friendly rivalry, and island spirit, featuring competitive domino play, delicious local food, cold beer, and plenty of family fun.

This year’s tournament is being held in partnership with Crime Stoppers Turks & Caicos, bringing together two organisations that share a common vision of community strength and togetherness. The event is a celebration of connection, pride, and the positive things that happen when people come together to support each other.

Join Us

Grab your team, bring your friends, and come enjoy a day filled with games, food tents, and music at Provo Beverages. There will be carnival-style fun, great food from around the islands, and plenty of good vibes all around. Whether you’re playing or just cheering from the sidelines, this event is all about community, laughter, and island pride.

The winning team will earn the honor of representing Turks and Caicos at the World Domino Championship. If the winners cannot attend, they can choose to take 50 percent of the cash value instead. Prizes of $1,000 and $750 will be awarded to the top teams.

Come early, stay late, and enjoy a day that brings the entire Turks and Caicos community together in the spirit of fun and friendly competition.

About Crime Stoppers TCI

Crime Stoppers TCI is a non-profit organisation that helps keep our communities safe by allowing anyone to share information about crime completely anonymously.

If you see something, know something, or suspect something, you can help without fear of being identified.

• No name, no phone number, no email address required

• Calls are answered outside of the Turks and Caicos Islands

• Every tip is assigned a confidential number for follow-up

You can share information in two ways:

• Call 1-800-8477 (TIPS)

• Download the P3 Tips app to report securely and anonymously from your phone

Your information could help prevent or solve crimes that affect your neighborhood, your friends, and your family. Every small action helps make a difference.