With a Heroes Weekend packed with major entertainment offerings, particularly in St Ann, Greatness Weekend 2025 stood tall.

It delivered four days of unforgettable experiences that captivated Kingston and St. Andrew from October 17–20.

Celebrations opened with PCF Night Swim at Rockfort Mineral Bath, where, despite early evening rainfall, the crowd turned up in full force and danced the night away. Promoter Curtis Hyatt shared, “We had a full house. It was pure energy, pure joy, and that means everything to us as promoters”.

On Saturday, the energy shifted to Recall: Short Shorts vs. Mini Skirt Festival at Mas Camp, which delivered nostalgia, retro fashion, and good vibes all night. Promoter Fabian O’Hara noted, “The vibe was incredible. The ladies came out and owned the night. The music, the energy, the flow—it was effortless. This has been one of our most memorable stagings”.

Sunday brought sophistication with CUPS: The Ultra White Affair at the BOJ lawn. A breathtaking sea of white and elegant décor made it one of the most talked-about cooler fetes.

Promoter Tamark Bailey commented, “The décor, the energy, and how everyone showed up—elegant and refined—made this one of the most sophisticated cooler fetes Jamaica has ever seen”. The night closed with a dazzling fireworks display that lit up the Kingston skyline.

Heroes Monday sealed the weekend with the Greatness Pink & White Brunch at Hope Gardens, featuring lush décor, multiple photo areas, and a food village offering a fusion of local and international cuisines.

“The Greatness Pink & White Brunch was the perfect close to Greatness Weekend. Despite the earlier rain, the atmosphere was amazing—the crowd, the food, the music. We set out to make an impact during Heroes Weekend in Kingston, and we achieved that. 2026 will be even bigger and better,” said CEO of Greatness Group and event organiser Larone Brown.