The resort group’s 2026 Fall Fam Jam pairs Lenny Pearce performances with Caribbean-inspired Sesame Street programming across two destinations.
Beaches Resorts is positioning its 2026 Fall Fam Jam as a family-focused travel experience built around live entertainment, character programming and resort activities. The annual event is scheduled to run from September through October across Jamaica and Turks & Caicos, with toddler techno artist Lenny Pearce serving as the headline act at Beaches Turks & Caicos. The announcement places a festival-style format inside an all-inclusive holiday, linking children’s entertainment with the broader appeal of a Caribbean resort stay. Beaches is also promoting the event through a seasonal offer tied to travel from August 23 through October 31, 2026.
The centrepiece is Pearce’s four-performance run at Beaches Turks & Caicos on September 16, 17, 18 and 21. According to the release, each set will last 60 minutes and combine family-friendly music with glow sticks, floats, foam bursts and interactive props. Pearce’s repertoire includes remixed versions of children’s favourites such as “Wheels on the Bus” and “Hop Little Bunny”, an approach that the company says has helped him build a following among families. The performances are intended to bring toddlers, parents and grandparents into the same live setting rather than separating children’s and adult entertainment.
The programme extends beyond the headline performances. Beaches Resorts says its Sesame Street offering will introduce Caribbean-influenced activities including Rock & Reggae with Elmo & Friends, movement classes, puppet-making, story time and a weekly movie night. New Caribbean-inspired costumes for Sesame Street characters are also part of the seasonal programming, alongside activities for younger guests such as Baby Jammers, Mini Murals & Mocktails and a Pirates Island Splash Bash. The release identifies Beaches Turks & Caicos and Beaches Negril as the participating resorts.
The accompanying offer adds a commercial layer to the entertainment strategy. It includes complimentary sunrise yoga with Sesame Street characters, a character breakfast featuring Caribbean-inspired dishes and a $175 spa credit for parents. Families travelling with children aged five and under may also qualify for a $135 resort credit per child through the Tiny Travelers First Passport Offer, provided the child presents a valid U.S. passport. These inclusions frame the event as a package of coordinated experiences for different members of a travelling family, rather than a single concert booking.
For Beaches Resorts, Fall Fam Jam illustrates how family holidays can be structured around limited-time cultural programming as well as the conventional attractions of sun, water parks and all-inclusive dining. The 2026 edition gives the brand a recognisable entertainment anchor in Pearce while using Sesame Street programming to fill out the rest of the resort experience. With the event distributed across Jamaica and Turks & Caicos, the announcement keeps the focus on a repeatable seasonal format that combines destination travel with activities designed for multiple generations.
