The highly anticipated Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festival is now newly reimagined and set to take place as a special one-day benefit concert on Sunday, December 7, 2025 at Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Hope Road in St Andrew.

This restructured staging comes as a result of the severe impact Hurricane Melissa had on the festival’s home.

Part proceeds from the concert will aid in the rehabilitation of Jamaica’s agriculture sector, with support going directly toward recovery initiatives.

Scheduled from 2:00 pm to 12:00 am, the event will bring to the Corporate Area an experience that remains true to the festival’s cultural roots, complete with culinary favourites, artisanal showcases, and world-class reggae performances, while channelling national support toward rebuilding the livelihoods of Jamaica’s farmers.

The 2025 entertainment line-up remains, with Agent Sasco, Capleton and Christopher Martin all confirmed to perform as the festival continues its mission, in solidarity with affected communities.

This updated format will still feature the Artisan Village, with more than 15 local artisans, including several businesses from parishes heavily impacted by the hurricane.

The Food Village will also return with over 10 food vendors, and a Farmer’s Market, also featuring vendors and farmers from affected communities.