The Ministries of Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage, the Office of the Premier, and the Ministry of Social Development & Innovation will host Threads to Our Traditions: Gospel Concert, an evening dedicated to faith, cultural expression, and national identity in the Cayman Islands.

Scheduled for Saturday, May 2, 2026, at the Agriculture Grounds in Grand Cayman, the concert will run from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM and is open to the public at no cost. Attendees can expect a showcase that blends gospel music with cultural storytelling, reflecting the spirit and history of the Caymanian people.

Headlining the event is internationally acclaimed gospel artist Tasha Cobbs Leonard, whose uplifting catalog have earned her global recognition. She will be joined by the Cayman Islands Folk Singers, along with a lineup of talented local opening acts.

How Sweet the Sound is bringing a night of music and ministry to The Anthem in Washington, DC on Saturday, May 30, 2026. Recognized as America’s #1 gospel music competition, the event blends live performance with a competitive platform that highlights emerging talent alongside some of the genre’s most celebrated voices.

Headlining this staging are award-winning gospel artists J.J. Hairston, Kierra Sheard, Donald Lawrence, and Jekalyn Carr. Organizers have also indicated that additional performers will be announced.

The live show is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM and is expected to draw gospel fans from across the DMV region. Beyond the performances, the competition element remains a key attraction, offering a national stage for choirs and vocal groups to showcase their talent. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster.

The second edition of “A Mother’s Love” is scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 30. Organized by Dynamic Overflow, the event will commence at 7:30 PM at the First Assembly of God Ocho Rios, located at 10 Shaw Park Road in St. Ann.

The evening will feature a diverse lineup of performers, including Sebastian Braham, Chenelle Dallas, Carey Sayles, Hilkiah Jones, Udrick Tingle, Adonai, and the Joyful Noise Singers.

General admission tickets are priced at $3,500, with a rate of $3,800 at the gate. Children between the ages of 6 and 12 may enter for $1,500, while children under 6 are admitted free of charge. In addition to the musical performances, a donation drive will be held during the event to collect essential items for families impacted by Hurricane Melissa.

The Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival continues its legacy as one of the region’s premier cultural showcases with the staging of “Kingdom Night,” a dedicated evening of gospel music set for Wednesday, May 6, 2026. The event will take place at the scenic Pigeon Island National Landmark, the festival’s main stage venue.

Positioned within the festival’s broader 11-day programme running from April 30 to May 10, Kingdom Night highlights the event’s commitment to musical diversity, blending genres that range from jazz and R&B to reggae, soca, and gospel. This spiritually uplifting segment is designed to bring together audiences for an evening of praise and worship.

Headlining the night are internationally acclaimed gospel artists Tye Tribbett and Ada Ehi, both known for their global influence in contemporary gospel music. They will be joined by Shirleyann Cyril-Mayers, Nigela St. Clair-Daniel, Steffi-Ann St. Clair, Dr. Selma St. Prix, Arnold AJ Jules, Dwayne Brown, and The James Sisters.

Award-winning gospel singer and worship leader Maranda Curtis is set to connect with audiences through a series of live appearances in 2026, bringing her powerful worship experience to multiple cities across the United States and the Caribbean.

The “Maranda Curtis Live” tour is scheduled to begin on May 1 in Raleigh at Watts Chapel Church, before continuing to Pompano Beach (May 7), Petersburg (May 10), and Charlotte (May 31). The tour then expands internationally with a stop in Turks and Caicos on June 5.

Additional dates include a major appearance at Forest Hills Stadium on June 19, followed by a Juneteenth celebration in Fairburn on June 20, and a final scheduled stop in Riverside on June 27.

Known for her deeply immersive worship style, Curtis has emerged as one of gospel music’s leading voices, with chart-topping projects such as Open Heaven and Die To Live. Her ministry-driven performances consistently emphasize spiritual connection, drawing diverse audiences across church and concert settings.

For more information and booking inquiries, fans and event organizers can visit her official website at iammaranda.com.

The Positioned to Manifest Worship Conference and Experience is scheduled to take place from May 15 through May 17, 2026, at the West Toronto Church of God. At this three-day event, hosted by Rev. Latoya Hall-Downer, participants can expect a diverse itinerary featuring a Gala Experience, instructional workshops, and a concluding celebratory worship service.

It all begins on Friday, May 15, at 7:00 PM with the Gala Experience, featuring Guest Minister Johnmark Wiggan and Speaker Bishop Wayne Vernon. The following day, Saturday, May 16, focuses on practical development through workshops and clinics held from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM. These sessions will be led by Clinicians Tim Ball and Colleen Blake Miller. The evening concludes with a concert at 6:30 PM held in association with Keep Your Dreams Alive (KYDA).

The conference culminates on Sunday, May 17, with an 11:00 AM Celebration Service featuring the Heartcry Worship Choir. Throughout the event, Kareen Grant will serve as the Master of Ceremonies. Various ticketing options are available, including combo passes for CAD $120, individual gala access for CAD $85, and workshop-only entry for CAD $50. Discounts are also provided for Heartcry participants attending the KYDA concert.