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Published:Monday | February 6, 2023 | 1:05 AM
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Ruth Coward was punctual and perfectly attired to hear the sweet sounds of reggae in Rastafarian colours.
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Ruth Coward was punctual and perfectly attired to hear the sweet sounds of reggae in Rastafarian colours.
Nyla Sakakura-Clark incorporated the colours of the Jamaican flag down to her sandals.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
Nyla Sakakura-Clark incorporated the colours of the Jamaican flag down to her sandals.
The radiant Sandra Samuels told Extra she had a fabulous time.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
The radiant Sandra Samuels told Extra she had a fabulous time.
Siobhan Emin-Prentice was red hot in a red cutout bodycon outfit.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
Siobhan Emin-Prentice was red hot in a red cutout bodycon outfit.
Talentia Fitten wanted simple but cute for her night out and achieved just that with her green purse tying the tropical look together.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
Talentia Fitten wanted simple but cute for her night out and achieved just that with her green purse tying the tropical look together.
Festival style savvy Teshay Makeda enjoyed every bit of the live performances.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
Festival style savvy Teshay Makeda enjoyed every bit of the live performances.
When the music hit Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport, she felt no pain and could not help but move to the beat.
Nicholas Nunes/Photographer
When the music hit Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport, she felt no pain and could not help but move to the beat.
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Reggae Month celebrations are on in full swing. With a packed calendar, event-goers headed to Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Thursday to enjoy the sweet sounds of Sanchez Live, hosted by the Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange. With other stalwarts including Leroy Sibbles on the line-up, impressive vocal weren’t the only thing on display. Something Extra captured patrons in vibrant shades of red, black, green and gold.