Lifestyle October 24 2026

Something Extra | Saturday

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  • Brie Stewart, freelance production coordinator, swipes right on a brown maxi dress that perfectly complements her silhouette. Brie Stewart, freelance production coordinator, swipes right on a brown maxi dress that perfectly complements her silhouette. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Brie Stewart, freelance production coordinator, swipes right on a brown maxi dress that perfectly complements her silhouette. Brie Stewart, freelance production coordinator, swipes right on a brown maxi dress that perfectly complements her silhouette. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Major Taraja Jackson, second-in-command, Jamaica Defence Force’s 1 Engineer Regiment, enjoys a night out. Major Taraja Jackson, second-in-command, Jamaica Defence Force’s 1 Engineer Regiment, enjoys a night out. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Lila Iké, reggae star and one of the headline acts for the upcoming festival, flashes a peace sign for the ‘Something Extra’ lens. Lila Iké, reggae star and one of the headline acts for the upcoming festival, flashes a peace sign for the ‘Something Extra’ lens. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Sisters Simone (left) and Stacy Neilson are in sync in their crisp white trousers. Sisters Simone (left) and Stacy Neilson are in sync in their crisp white trousers. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Macheri Samuels, event manager, brings out the cowgirl boots to complete an effortless look. Macheri Samuels, event manager, brings out the cowgirl boots to complete an effortless look. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Jason Henzell, founder and co-director of the Treasure Beach Food, Rum and Reggae Festival, shares a frame with creative producer Carleene Samuels. Jason Henzell, founder and co-director of the Treasure Beach Food, Rum and Reggae Festival, shares a frame with creative producer Carleene Samuels. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • DJ Nova is looking forward to being on the turntables at this year’s Treasure Beach festival. DJ Nova is looking forward to being on the turntables at this year’s Treasure Beach festival. Photo - Nathaniel Stewart
  • Gregory Wright, festival co-director, catches up with the evening’s emcee, Jadeen ‘Jade’ McGhie. Gregory Wright, festival co-director, catches up with the evening’s emcee, Jadeen ‘Jade’ McGhie. Photo - Contributed
  • Filmmaker Gareth Cobran knows a thing or two about putting Jamaican culture on the world stage. He and Charity Bowman show their support for the upcoming weekend of cultural entertainment. Filmmaker Gareth Cobran knows a thing or two about putting Jamaican culture on the world stage. He and Charity Bowman show their support for the upcoming weekend of cultural entertainment. Photo - Contributed
  • Gabrielle Burgess, CEO of Suga Lifestyle and curator of the festival’s artisan village, raises a toast to a good evening. Gabrielle Burgess, CEO of Suga Lifestyle and curator of the festival’s artisan village, raises a toast to a good evening. Photo - Contributed
  • Danielle Insang, brand marketing lead, CB Foods, is excited to be on board as a sponsor for this year’s staging. Danielle Insang, brand marketing lead, CB Foods, is excited to be on board as a sponsor for this year’s staging. Photo - Contributed
  • Right: Our cameras caught a spirited smile from media personality Lee-Ann Smith. Right: Our cameras caught a spirited smile from media personality Lee-Ann Smith. Photo - Contributed

The 2026 Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival, in association with Appleton Estate, unveiled plans for its three-day staging at a launch in St Andrew on Tuesday, ahead of its return to St Elizabeth from November 6 to 8. The evening brought together reggae lovers, corporate partners and festival supporters for fashion and socialising. Something Extra has the social highlights.

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