In the ‘Streetz’: Kingston’s one-day music, dance, culture fest 

The Dragon Streetz Festival, one of the Summer's most eagerly anticipated events, claimed thousands of patrons that ignited the National Stadium Car Park with electrifying energy on Saturday, August 24.

What began as a bustling street food affair, enhanced by vibrant zinc, car, and street-style ornaments, swiftly morphed into a blazing celebration of music and culture.

Street vendors served up tantalising party fare, while attendees engaged in spirited Lodu and Dominoes games before enjoying the live dancehall show.

L: Phenique arrived on time for her performance. | C: Chronic Law, man of the event, commanded all eyes and cameras. | R: Recording artiste Jahshii during his performance. (Photos: Contributed)

L: International dancer Lillah Leclech grooved to the beats with a Dragon in hand. | C: Rub a Dub Thursday Promoter George Patrick Robinson. | R: A dancehall favourite and ‘Life a di Party' singer Najeeri. (Photos: Contributed)

L: Immersed in the performances, patrons enjoyed singing many hits. | C: Musician Sycorah Conway nailed the Streetz Festival look, pairing leather with rasta colours. | R: Dancehall's rising star Najeeri (L) and Diageo Junior Brand Manager Lasana Wilson caught up backstage. (Photos: Contributed)

DJ Mario took the night off for an appearance at the Streetz Festival. (Photos: Contributed)

As St Thomas’ native Chronic Law took the stage, the night reached new heights with his powerful hits.

The artiste also brought on stage surprise performances from popular and upcoming artistes including Jahshii, Najeerii, NHance and Phenique.

Sponsored by Dragon Stout the event surged as the party continued into the early hours of the Sunday morning, with patrons showing off their best street dance moves, making the festival a vibrant and unforgettable fusion of Jamaica’s rich music, food, and traditions.