Kingston’s Waterfront Wakes Up in Paint and Soca
Xodus Wet Music Festival filled downtown Kingston with DJs, soca, paint and a live set from Lyrikal. The report captures a waterfront crowd carrying Carnival energy past sunrise.
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Xodus Wet Music Festival filled downtown Kingston with DJs, soca, paint and a live set from Lyrikal. The report captures a waterfront crowd carrying Carnival energy past sunrise.
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READ MORE →A new twice-weekly flight connects the two islands in roughly 27 minutes, easing family and regional travel without a mainland detour. St. Thomas Source reports the carrier is also considering St. Croix.
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