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19/03/2026

TOMORROW: CRAFT MARKET, hosted at the FARMER MARKET this FRIDAY ... and yes it will be ☀️ (and if not, we will be there same way, so come!)

✨22 artisans from Treasure Beach and around represented !!
✨ the incredible crew of farmers,
✨Nice food, bakery and drink avaialble.
✨a BAR, who will do a fundraising for Kelsey Clinic Rotation (our future local doctor!)

🗓FRIDAY MARCH 20 - 10 to 5pm
Only handmade items in Treasure Beach and around
📍Treasure Beach Women's Group - (Old Wharf)

AND THE DAY AFTER:

✨COMMUNITY ART WORKSHOP - Free
🗓SATURDAY MARCH 21 - 10am to 1pm
📍@ The Treasure Beach Womens Group - (Old Wharf)

Stay tuned on Facebook Made in Treasure Beach and on Instagram .art.Festival to discover the participants.

Thanks already to all of you who repost, to the TBWG and the Farmer Market for the collaboration. Thanks to Trendy Event Rental and Brand Mek it for the support, and to all the crew of creative in TB who make this possible!

CRAFT MARKET With:
BeachRock - Annie Reynolds (Home Decor and jewellery)
Birgitte Andres (Graphic Designer - Painter)
Dennis Di Artist (Painter, muralist)
Guilty (Sculptor, painter, drum maker)
Hanif Jones (Papier Maché)
Imani collect (Calabash carving and painting - jewellery)
Lucas Williams (Painter)
Richard Gordon (Painter)
Robert Wright (Wood artisan)
Ronda Darlyn (Mosaic artist)
Stone Soup Jamaica (Sewer / Maker)
The Girl and the Magpie (Jewellery)
Treasure Beach Women's Group / Treasure Hunt Gift Shop
Georges Silvia Straughn (Wood carver)
Glenmore Mc Kenzie (Wood carver)
Michael Moxam (painter)
Terry Moxam (sewing)
Sandy Straughn (Wood carver)
Paul Felton (wood)
Island Gifts and Crafts (jewellery)
Ras Rahle Smith (painting)
The girl and the magpie - jewellery Clarence Williams Ronda Bennett

18/03/2026

D-2!! See you FRIDAY Treasure Beach Women's Group

CRAFT MARKET, hosted at the FARMER MARKET this FRIDAY
⚡️20 artisans from Treasure Beach and around !!
⭐️the incredible crew of farmers,
💫Nice food, bakery and drink avaialble.
🤩a BAR, who will do a fundraising for Kelsey Clinic Rotation (our future local doctor!)

Come to support!

✨CRAFT MARKET
🗓FRIDAY MARCH 20 - 10 to 5pm
Only handmade items in Treasure Beach and around
📍@ The Treasure Beach Womens Group - (Old Wharf)

AND THE DAY AFTER:

✨COMMUNITY ART WORKSHOP - Free
🗓SATURDAY MARCH 21 - 10am to 1pm
📍@ The Treasure Beach Womens Group - (Old Wharf)

Stay tuned on Facebook and on Instagram .art.Festival to discover the participants.

Thanks already to all of you who repost, to the TBWG and the Farmer Market for the collaboration. Thanks to Trendy event rental and Brand Mek it for the support, and to all the crew of creative in TB who make this possible!

Meet step by step all the artists by following our page ;-)

16/03/2026

D-4!!!! ready? We will have books from 2 authors living in Treasure Beach and 2 members of the Straughn Family, who keep the tradition of wood carving running in the family for generations...
Come to check them:
✨CRAFT MARKET
🗓FRIDAY MARCH 20 - 10 to 5pm
Only handmade items in Treasure Beach and around
📍@ The Treasure Beach Womens Group - (Old Wharf)

and the day after
✨COMMUNITY ART WORKSHOP - Free
🗓SATURDAY MARCH 21 - 10am to 1pm
📍@ The Treasure Beach Womens Group - (Old Wharf)

14/03/2026

Next Friday 20.03 Treasure Beach Women's Group, you will be able to meet in art and in person: Lucas Williams (paintings) and Annie with Beach Rock (home Deco and jewelery)

12/03/2026

D-9 before the CRAFT MARKET (Friday 20.03 Treasure Beach Jamaica)
Discover every day one of the artists who will be present at the market, come to meet in real next Friday!

10/03/2026

Meet the artists who will be at the CRAFT MARKET on FRIDAY MARCH 20 - Today Clarence Williams aka Guilty and Imani

Clarence Williams aka GUILTY is a self taught multidisciplinary artist: from painting, drum making, through jewellery and wood carving. He lives and work in Great Bay where you can visit him and his studio, next his bar-grocery shop (just ask for his shop in the street in Great Bay)

IMANI will have jewellery and home deco for you.

She work in Fort Charles (Treasure Beach) creating jewelry and masks in calabash, mainly in an effort to remind us of the validity of our handed down Adinkra symbols eg. Love, loyalty, unity etc.

09/03/2026

Everything made by hands in Treasure Beach area, from painting to sewing, from welding to carving... See you in 2 weeks at the Treasure Beach Women's Group with di artist, Clarence Williams , The girl and the magpie - jewellery , collect, Lucas, Stone soup Jamaica, wright and a lot more...

See you in 2 weeks!

06/03/2026

WE ARE BACK!
This year will be a lighter edition, focus on a CRAFT MARKET (in collaboration with the Farmer Market!), with the day after a COMMUNITY WORKSHOP in memory of Mazola, artist from Treasure Beach and part of the Festival team.
Stay tuned here for more info + spread the word!

✨CRAFT MARKET during the Farmer Market of Treasure Beach
🗓FRIDAY MARCH 20 - 10 to 5pm
Only handmade items in Treasure Beach and around
📍 Beach Womens Group - (Old Wharf)

✨COMMUNITY ART WORKSHOP - Free
🗓SATURDAY MARCH 21 - 10am to 1pm
📍@ The Treasure Beach Womens Group - (Old Wharf)

Thanks already to the TBWG and the Farmer Market for the collaboration. Thanks to Trendy event rental for the support.

With Clarence Williams, , The girl and the magpie - jewellery, wright, collect, and more!

01/03/2026

Mazola, you was part of The Made in Treasure Beach Festival organization team... Rest in power.

You choose to come to Treasure Beach 3 years ago, following suggestion and invitation of friends. After two years of living and working there, you found your own space, which you named “The Found Object,” and began transforming it into a home and studio, using mainly reclaimed materials. Your place was a reflection of who you are: life and art intertwined, it was overflowing with an incredible diversity of materials that could become art at any moment, it was filled with projects in progress and others already completed.
You were always busy with some creative process, from writing to playing music, from sewing bags to making jewelry or furniture, and of course all forms of visual art, with the possible exception of digital art.

You said that moving to Treasure Beach allowed you to take up painting again, and when you found clay on the “Found Object” site, you embarked on a series of new projects using this material.

You knew Treasure beach well by your daily early morning walks, a form of meditation and reflection. Also a moment where you will spot some materials, some "found object" that you will bring back to the studio.

You also quickly met the artisans, makers and artists from the community, exchanging tools, materials and knowledges.
You involved yourself in the Made In Treasure Beach Festival last April, even if at this time you was doing a residency at Kindred on the rock, on Spanish Town side.
It was important for you to be involved in the community. You gave time for workshop at the primary school, as you did as well in Malvern and for the WARE Project, in Southfield. And these are just few of volunteer works involving art and kids you did.

Your meeting with Cat gave you new energies and perspectives.
The exhibition at Calabash Festival last year was meant to be the first step of the creative partnership between you.

You both had lots of plans for the 3 Little Birds Gallery. You were preparing an exhibition with new furniture, and of course this healing workshop, your way of giving back to the Treasure Beach community after Melissa.

During the few years you spent in TB, as everywhere else you went, you formed bonds with lots of people. I still don't know exactly how you did it, but each person you connected with felt a unique connection, as personal as it was special.

Your humility, your interest and respect for people, your peaceful and deeply smiling nature were for sure some of the ingredients that created this feeling.

This way of being stemmed from your strong spirituality, which was palpable in your daily life and in your art. You shared this spirituality whenever you could in your interactions. For you, there was no separation between the 3 (life, art, and spirituality); you were completely consistent.
You were grateful for everything, for everyone, at all times.
You believed that everything is one, that we are only parts of the whole, that all beings are connected to you, and you to them. This certainly explains also your ability to connect so well with people.
You had sincere confidence and faith that the universe would provide when time is right

And that trust and faith may be what helps us carry on today. That, and the way your children, the three most important people in your life, are carrying on your legacy in these difficult times. That is without doubt an example to us all. Treasure Beach has experienced this with the arrival of Meloddi: same love, peace, and generosity that you give.

For all this, simply thank you...

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