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Myrtle Beach is turning up the heat this summer with one of the most exciting cultural events of the season—The Summer Jerk Fest, hosted by Kirky Entertainment and Event Planning (K.E.E.P.), and proudly headlined by beloved local business owners Michael and Lisa Coombs of Island Vibes Café and Coffee House.


This vibrant celebration, set in the heart of Chaplin Park, is more than just a food festival—it’s a tribute to the rich, resilient spirit of Myrtle Beach, its history, and the diverse cultures that have helped shape it. At the core of this year’s festivities is the spotlight on Jerk cuisine, a dynamic fusion of African and Taíno traditions that found its flavorful roots in Jamaica and has since captured taste buds around the world. The Coombs, native residents of the Myrtle Beach area, are no strangers to delivering authentic Caribbean flavor with soul. As the powerhouse duo behind Island Vibes Café, they’ve built a stellar reputation not only for their delicious coffee and island-inspired dishes but also for their consistent community support and cultural leadership. Their involvement in the Summer Jerk Fest promises to bring an extra burst of authenticity, warmth, and mouth-watering delight.

And the excitement doesn’t stop at the food! Get ready to dance, vibe, and lift your spirits with an electrifying lineup of live music and DJ sets—headlined by none other than DJ Keys, The First Lady of Truth Music, and DJ Press Play, the #1 Truth Music radio personality—both representing Shofar Radio! These powerhouse performers will be spinning the best in clean reggae, Afro-Caribbean grooves, and Truth Music anthems, setting the tone for a celebration that blends rhythm with righteousness. They’ll be joined by the Shofar Radio crew, amplifying the energy with live reggae bands, guest DJs, and soulful live vocal performances that will keep the crowd moving from start to finish. Whether you’re there to dance, fellowship, or simply soak in the sound, this musical lineup guarantees an unforgettable experience rooted in both culture and conviction.
So what can attendees expect?
🌶️ Savory jerk chicken and spicy plantains hot off the grill
🎶 Live music, DJ sets, and entertainment for the entire family
🚚 Food trucks offering a global variety of flavors
🛍️ Retail vendors showcasing handmade goods and unique finds
📣 A powerful presence from the Shofar Radio crew and Truth Music community
With over 1,500 attendees projected, this event is set to be one of the highlights of the Myrtle Beach summer. Thanks to passionate community leaders, strategic outreach, and a celebration of cultural heritage, the Summer Jerk Fest is more than a festival—it’s a movement.
From the rhythmic beat of the drums to the aroma of perfectly seasoned meats, the Summer Jerk Fest promises a sensory experience like no other. It’s about revitalization, heritage, and bringing people together—all wrapped in the joyful energy of Myrtle Beach’s proud cultural heartbeat.

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| Begin | June 28, 2026 12:00 pm |
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| End | June 28, 2026 9:00 pm |
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