The Gallery at Lashings Hub Opens Next Week
Fine art and antiques, and a selection of paintings by Jamaican artists including Ras Dizzy, open at the Lashings Hub next week.
No resorts, no crowds. Fishing villages, warm water, and hosts who'll remember your name.
Treasure Beach is a fishing and farming community on Jamaica's south coast in the parish of St Elizabeth, made up of a string of communities from Great Bay to Ft. Charles. Discover the real Jamaica right here in Treasure Beach, the home of community tourism. If you’re looking for a destination that will leave you yearning to return again and again, you’ll find it in the laid-back, boho-chic vibe that Treasure Beach is known for.
Fine art and antiques, and a selection of paintings by Jamaican artists including Ras Dizzy, open at the Lashings Hub next week.
The Hon. Bernard Henry, JP, a “Son of the Soil” with deep family roots in Treasure Beach, took his oaths at King's House in Kingston on Thursday, October 15.
BREDS will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the Treasure Beach Health Centre on Sunday, October 18, at 10:30 am at BREDS Sports Park. Everyone is invited.
What's happening this week: the community event calendar, published every week as a printable PDF.
After a busy Heroes Weekend, the Treasure Beach Women's Group keeps up a full schedule this week: the Pothula and Parchment Foundation Urgent Care Clinic returns on Saturday, October 24, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., PSAs are offered on Mondays, mammograms on Tuesdays and home visits for the elderly on Thursdays, along with the popular TBWG Farmers Market on Thursday, October 22, from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. Also on Thursday, Newell High School hosts the AAJ Public Stakeholder Consultation on the Lionel Densham Aerodrome at 5 p.m., and Jack Sprat shows Dance Hall Queen at 7 p.m. Ki's on Di Beach has Bonfire Fridayz with DJ Sheriff on Friday, Vinyl Sundays returns at Grego's at 6 p.m. on Sunday, and Dancehall Mondays are at Frenchman's Bay at 7 p.m. Taco Tuesday is on at both Jack Sprat and Ki's. Looking ahead, the Food, Rum and Reggae Festival runs November 6 to 8.
Issue #75, published
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Treasure Beach is more than a destination—it's a way of life. Far removed from the hustle and bustle, this community embraces sustainable tourism, local culture, and a deep connection to nature. Engage with warm, friendly locals, explore pristine beaches, and support eco-friendly initiatives and local businesses while you relax. Stay with us and experience a slower pace, where the sun, sea, and stars offer the perfect backdrop to your vacation.