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PCF celebrates 10 years with Miami-inspired experience on Friday
PCF is pulling out all the stops for its 10th anniversary staging this Friday, October 16.
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BY KEDIESHA PERRY Observer writer  
October 16, 2026

PCF celebrates 10 years with Miami-inspired experience on Friday

Popular pool party PCF is pulling out all the stops for its 10th anniversary staging this Friday, October 16, transforming Caymanas Golf & Country Club into a Miami-inspired party destination.

Dubbed PCF: South Beach, the event will kick off Greatness Weekend 2026, setting the tone for four days of entertainment during Jamaica’s Heroes Weekend celebrations.

Promoter Curtis Hyatt said the milestone staging will deliver an elevated experience, combining music, fashion, premium cocktails and tropical cuisine in an atmosphere reminiscent of Miami’s famous South Beach.

“We want patrons to experience a taste of Miami without leaving Jamaica. It’s not just about serving drinks; it’s about the entire cocktail experience, from the presentation and flavours to having mixologists on location creating these special blends,” Hyatt said.

A major highlight will be the Castle Black Rum Cocktail Bar, where professional mixologists will prepare four signature cocktails exclusively curated for the occasion.

These include PCF Pink Sands, a refreshing coconut rum blend; Miami Muse, featuring the sweet notes of Jam’aretto; PCF After Dark, made with spiced coffee rum; and Miami Vice 876, which combines Castle Black Spiced Coffee Rum with Jam’aretto.

Hyatt explained that the cocktail concept is intended to introduce another dimension to the party experience while maintaining the Jamaican character that has helped establish PCF over the past decade.

“We’re bringing that South Beach cocktail culture to PCF, but with our own Jamaican personality. It’s something different from the usual party bar experience, and we’re excited for patrons to enjoy it,” he shared.

The culinary offerings will also reflect the tropical theme, with a selection of Caribbean favourites, including jerk chicken, jerk pork, shrimp and other specially prepared dishes. Food will be included in the VIP package, while general admission patrons can purchase meals from the designated food village.

Entertainment will be provided by A-Team, New York-based Ico & Twin and Bishop Escobar, who are expected to keep patrons entertained throughout the evening.

With the event coinciding with the influx of overseas visitors for Heroes Weekend, Hyatt believes the anniversary celebration presents an opportunity to further position Jamaica as a destination for premium entertainment experiences.

“With so many people travelling to Jamaica for Heroes Weekend, we want PCF to be one of the experiences they look forward to. Whether you’re coming from overseas or you’re right here in Jamaica, we’re creating an atmosphere where you can dress up, enjoy great music, have an amazing cocktail and experience something memorable,” he said.

Having maintained its presence on Jamaica’s entertainment calendar for a decade, PCF’s anniversary represents a significant achievement for its organisers, who are looking to make this year’s staging particularly memorable.

“Ten years is a major milestone for us, and we’re celebrating it in style,” Hyatt added.

PCF: South Beach will run from 7:00 pm to midnight. Presold general admission tickets cost $4,000, while food-inclusive VIP tickets are priced at $6,000. Tickets are available through BookGreatness.com and authorised outlets.

The celebration will officially open Greatness Weekend 2026, which continues with RECALL: Straight Jeans & Fitted on Saturday, CUPS: Château Blanc on Sunday, and culminates with Greatness Pink & White Brunch on Heroes Day.

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