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If Friday night’s Dubwise session at Jack Sprat was the spark that ignited the 2026 Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival, then Saturday’s main stage concert at Breds Sports Park was a full-on fire.
Riding high on a wave of resilience, the Treasure Beach community pulled off a seamless post-Hurricane Melissa event, proving that a parish twice ravaged by back-to-back natural disasters simply refuses to lose its spark.



Through powerhouse performances from Lila Iké and Protoje the event transcended expectations. Song after song the concert became more than just another item on the annual entertainment calendar; it was a profound celebration of resilience, musical lineage, and cultural preservation.
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