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Posted On: October 16th 2026, 04:20 pm
TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT!! 💃🏾🥳
Join us for Taste of the Islands, a night of Caribbean food, dance, modeling, and culture. You don’t want to miss this! 🏝️

Tickets will be sold at the door for $8, or get your ticket in our bio now. See you soon!

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