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Toddler Techno Takes Over These Resorts This Fall

by Aoife O'Riordan

Jun 19, 2026

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Toddlers

This autumn, Beaches Resorts welcomes family travelers to its Fall Fam Jam program, returning this September and October with its biggest headliner yet: viral toddler techno sensation Lenny Pearce.

 

This exciting event packs a Caribbean family vacation with exclusive entertainment, interactive programming and themed experiences for all ages. This year, Pearce takes the stage at Beaches Turks & Caicos for four performances as the marquee act of Fall Fam Jam.

 

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Highlights include:

 

Sesame Street Gets a Caribbean Remix

Beaches rolls out refreshed, exclusive Sesame Street programming across its resorts, including Rock & Reggae with Elmo & Friends, Caribbean Treats with Cookie Monster, Surprise Tea Time with Abby Cadabby, and more. Families can also expect Caribbean-inspired character costumes.

 

Toddler Techno at Beaches Turks & Caicos

Kids will love toddler techno remixes like “Wheels on the Bus” and “Hop Little Bunny,” Sept. 16–21. The event will also feature glow sticks, foam bursts, floats and interactive dance parties.

 

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Returning Fall Favorites

Fall Fam Jam will also continue to offer guest-favorite annual programming, including Baby Jammers sensory sessions, Mini Murals & Mocktails, and more.

 

Bonus Savings and Perks

In addition to these exciting events, guests attending Fall Fam Jam can also take advantage of complimentary sunrise yoga with Sesame Street Friends, complimentary character breakfasts, a $175 spa credit for parents and a Tiny Travelers First Passport.

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