Connek

03/25/2026

NYC family pull up! RAGGA IS BACK NEXT SATURDAY WITH (WITH A SPECIAL AMBIENT SET) (LIVE) (POETRY) THERE ARE LIMITED TIX LINK IN ‘S BIO 💋⛰️ AND a portion of the door will go to & 🫂❤️🇨🇺

03/22/2026

Welcome to Queeratives 🎨 our new series spotlighting Caribbean q***r creatives and the stories behind their art.

First up is Tajha Winkle and Macquette 🖌️, sharing insight on Indie Film Night, their creative journeys and what q***r visibility truly means to them in the industry.

03/19/2026

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Cuba is in crisis, and it’s not by accident. It’s the result of the escalating US pressure and decades of economic warfare. As always, the most vulnerable are hit first and the hardest: Black q***r & trans communities.

We refuse to look away. We refuse to leave our siblings in the dark.

Mutual aid is already moving: convoy, community networks, care on the ground. Help us make sure that our siblings don’t get left behind.

⚠️ Do not write “Cuba” or “🇨🇺” in any of the payment notes, please use an emoji instead!

— we stand with our Cuban family now let’s step in 🫂🇨🇺💕

02/27/2026

Hey Connek Ja family! We’ve been behind the curtain working out n some things and excited to share with yall soon. In the mean time we wanted to get on here and thank again some very special people who keep this ship a float. The grassroots work takes a village an we are honored to call you family. — everyone show them some love and follow their projects. All the beautiful things yall see from Connek Ja would not be possible with out these people and many more. // blessings 🫂🫂🫂🩷 -

01/21/2026

Dancehall cyah stall✨🤸🏽

This is how we’re jumping into upcoming events 2026, are the Dolls ready???

Phot credits 📸:

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01/21/2026

01/14/2026

Reflection Series ✨ From the Archives of the Doll Ball

This reflection comes from Uncle Eli — artist, cultural worker, and advisor for Black Trans Fund and Black Trans Media.

Uncle Eli reflects on the full-circle moment of witnessing ballroom culture in Jamaica—honouring its deep Caribbean roots, global influence, and the power of seeing Jamaican TLGBQ people take up space with pride. From judging the Ball to speaking proudly about Jamaica Pride abroad, these words remind us why this work matters.

01/02/2026

How we moving ALL 2026 chile 🤏🏽

12/27/2025

giving what needs to give at DOLL BALL ✨ we counting down for what we have in store for 2026 💋

#🏳️‍🌈

12/22/2025

Reflection Series ✨ From the Archives of the Doll Ball

This reflection comes from Kyym Savage — social justice advocate, artist, model, and Co-Founder of United Trans Creatives

Kyym shares insight on what the Doll Ball meant for the Jamaican q***r and trans community: visibility, validation, connection, and the beauty of being seen and celebrated.

We’re honoured to hold and share these words.

12/18/2025

Santa Baby, slip these Doll Ball outfits under the tree for me 🎅🏽💅🏽

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