Many Jamaicans packed the venue for Sumfest in Montego Bay, but for Trench Town youth aged 3-25 could not have missed the super arts day focusing on arts, creativity and culture for them on Saturday, July 17. Trench Town is the former home to music superstars and reggae legends such as Bob Marley, Dean Fraser and Alton Ellis and multiskilled visual artist W Henry Eccleston.
OAaSIS team of literary, performing and visual artists made the day special despite earlier heavy showers of rain threatening to postpone or cancel the event.
The day
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