Lifestyle November 13 2026

Something Extra | Friday

Updated 3 hours ago 1 min read

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  • Shadae Mair’s brown romper was perfect for the occasion. Shadae Mair’s brown romper was perfect for the occasion. Photo - Contributed
  • Shadae Mair’s brown romper was perfect for the occasion. Shadae Mair’s brown romper was perfect for the occasion. Photo - Contributed
  • Ian and Khadene ‘Mrs Kitty’ Wilkinson bring their signature style and energy to Festival Day at the Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival. Ian and Khadene ‘Mrs Kitty’ Wilkinson bring their signature style and energy to Festival Day at the Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival. Photo - Contributed
  • Lindsey Lodenquai shows off her style chops. Lindsey Lodenquai shows off her style chops. Photo - Contributed
  • Aprile-Lois Cunningham pairs a fedora with a green co-ord. Aprile-Lois Cunningham pairs a fedora with a green co-ord. Photo - Contributed
  • A little style and a little J Wray and Nephew make the perfect festival-night combinationfor Charity Bowman and Gareth Cobran. A little style and a little J Wray and Nephew make the perfect festival-night combinationfor Charity Bowman and Gareth Cobran. Photo - Contributed
  • Ceylon Wallace, fashion designer, Lionfish Studio, turns up the style for a night of music in Trendzy by Ackeilia. Ceylon Wallace, fashion designer, Lionfish Studio, turns up the style for a night of music in Trendzy by Ackeilia. Photo - Contributed

The Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival, in association with Appleton Estate, returned to St Elizabeth for its 2026 staging, bringing together food, culture, music and local enterprise for a vibrant celebration on Jamaica’s south coast.

The festival’s second night drew a strong crowd to Treasure Beach, with patrons enjoying the Food & Artisan Village, live entertainment from Lila Iké and Protoje and the opportunity to reconnect with the festival following its return to the parish after Hurricane Melissa.

Something Extra brings you the highlights.