Lifestyle February 26 2026

Something Extra | Thursday

Updated February 26 2026 1 min read

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  • Soaking up some midweek music, Ashlé Henry, a computer science major, takes in the festivities. Soaking up some midweek music, Ashlé Henry, a computer science major, takes in the festivities. Antoine Lodge
  • Soaking up some midweek music, Ashlé Henry, a computer science major, takes in the festivities. Soaking up some midweek music, Ashlé Henry, a computer science major, takes in the festivities. Antoine Lodge
  • Nothing says a weekday unwind like a night of reggae tunes, just ask Kadian Douglas, CEO of Kadian Performance Institute. Nothing says a weekday unwind like a night of reggae tunes, just ask Kadian Douglas, CEO of Kadian Performance Institute. Antoine Lodge
  • Georgette Cotton, probation officer, Department of Correctional Services, strikes a pose for the camera. Georgette Cotton, probation officer, Department of Correctional Services, strikes a pose for the camera. Antoine Lodge
  • Akeera Thompson, CEO of Chai and Co, completes her look with crochet sandals from local business Cindy Crochet Fashions. Akeera Thompson, CEO of Chai and Co, completes her look with crochet sandals from local business Cindy Crochet Fashions. Antoine Lodge
  • Content creator Hakeem Bryan, better known as ‘Uncle’, tries reggae music on a Tuesday night! Content creator Hakeem Bryan, better known as ‘Uncle’, tries reggae music on a Tuesday night! Antoine Lodge
  • Nadette Grant Malcom, an educator, keeps it simple yet cute in a brown and white combo. Nadette Grant Malcom, an educator, keeps it simple yet cute in a brown and white combo. Antoine Lodge
  • Always down for good vibes and great music, Renay Robinson, producer, joins the fun. Always down for good vibes and great music, Renay Robinson, producer, joins the fun. Antoine Lodge
  • Narjia McDonald shoots her beautiful smile for our lens. Narjia McDonald shoots her beautiful smile for our lens. Antoine Lodge

Now in its second year, the popular Tuesday Service celebrated its anniversary in grand style on Tuesday night. What began in 2024 as a small weekly meet-up at The Compound on Lancelin Avenue has grown into a vibrant community that uplifts, inspires, and nurtures young musical talent. The celebration kicked off at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in St Andrew, lighting up Dancehall Week and Reggae Month with good vibes and high-energy moments. Something Extra has the social highlights.

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