Island SPACE to Host 3rd Annual HERS Celebration Honoring Caribbean Women

• Honoring Exceptionally Regal Sisters returns for its 1/3 annual birthday party
• Hosted by means of Island SPACE Caribbean Museum in Plantation, Florida
• A tribute to the brilliance and resilience of Caribbean ladies

Island SPACE Caribbean Museum will host its third annual HERS – Honoring Exceptionally Regal Sisters party on Sunday, July 20. At Colony West Golf Club in Tamarac, Florida. The event can pay tribute to the resilience, management, and cultural effect of Caribbean girls across numerous fields even as helping the world’s handiest pan-Caribbean history museum. HERS 2025 is sponsored by sponsors including the Broward County Cultural Division, the Community Foundation of Broward, and Commissioner Morey Wright of the City of Tamarac.

This year, 12 exquisite honorees can be diagnosed, with distinguished girls along with Yolanda Cash-Jackson (Bahamian-American), Tamara Beliard Rodriguez (Haitian-American), and Mary Sol Gonzalez (Venezuelan-American) a number of the awardees. Three top notch individuals may also obtain the celebrated HERS Award, unveiled in the course of the ceremony.

The vibrant afternoon will consist of a fashion show off spotlighting Caribbean and African diaspora designers, an artisan marketplace, and presentations from wellbeing and splendor specialists including Dr. Lydia Malcolm, Rory Lee, and Peggy Nisbett Riggs. Attendees also can experience raffle prizes ranging from lodge remains to fine eating and design consultations.

“HERS is our opportunity to have a good time the excellent Caribbean ladies who uplift our communities—frequently without recognition,” stated Calibe Thompson, Island SPACE co-founder and Executive Director. Founded in 2020, Island SPACE connects over a quarter of South Florida’s populace with Caribbean background via cultural programming and partnerships with organizations like Jamaican Women of Florida.