Organizers of the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party Queen Pageant have officially unveiled the 13 delegates who will compete for the 2026 Labour Queen title under the theme “Echoes of the Past: Rhythm, Soul, Spirit.”
The lineup was revealed during a social media announcement that introduced the contestants representing constituencies across Antigua and Barbuda. Organizers described the group as a collection of “phenomenal delegates” who will begin activities leading up to the annual pageant.
The contestants include Treveisha Adams (St. John’s Rural West), Aliyah Andrew (St. John’s Rural East), Jolisa Cato (St. John’s City West), Jonelly Encarnacion (All Saints East and St. Luke), Mia Griffith (St. John’s City West), Iszarea Lloyd (St. Philip North), Andrecia Lewis (All Saints West), Nakierra Martin (St. George), Tonya Phillips (St. John’s Rural South), Maydoria Smith (St. John’s Rural West), Julissa Stoute (St. Paul), Jessica Tracey (St. John’s Rural North), and Queenela Williams (St. Mary’s South).
The pageant forms part of the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party’s annual Labour Day activities and highlights young women from across the island who represent their constituencies while competing in various segments.
Organizers said supporters can expect a series of activities, official delegate photos and behind-the-scenes features as contestants prepare for the competition.
The 2026 Labour Queen Pageant is scheduled for May 2 , when one of the contestants will be crowned the next Labour Queen.