The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party has officially announced the thirteen distinguished delegates selected to compete in the highly anticipated 2026 Labour Queen Pageant. Embracing the evocative theme “Echoes of the Past: Rhythm, Soul, Spirit,” the event showcases young women representing constituencies across the island nation.
The complete roster of contestants includes:
– Treveisha Adams (St. John’s Rural West)
– Aliyah Andrew (St. John’s Rural East)
– Jolisa Cato (St. John’s City West)
– Jonelly Encarnacion (All Saints East and St. Luke)
– Mia Griffith (St. John’s City West)
– Iszarea Lloyd (St. Philip North)
– Andrecia Lewis (All Saints West)
– Nakierra Martin (St. George)
– Tonya Phillips (St. John’s Rural South)
– Maydoria Smith (St. John’s Rural West)
– Julissa Stoute (St. Paul)
– Jessica Tracey (St. John’s Rural North)
– Queenela Williams (St. Mary’s South)
This prestigious competition constitutes a cornerstone of the Labour Party’s annual Labour Day festivities, emphasizing cultural celebration and community representation. Participants will demonstrate their talents across multiple segments, embodying the spirit of their respective constituencies.
Pageant organizers have confirmed an engaging pre-event schedule featuring official delegate photography sessions, exclusive behind-the-scenes content, and various promotional activities designed to build public anticipation. The grand finale is scheduled for May 2, 2026, when one exceptional contestant will receive the coveted Labour Queen crown, succeeding previous titleholders in this tradition that blends cultural heritage with contemporary celebration.