Grammy-nominated artist Musiq Soulchild will headline The Lumina Festival Day 2: Solara Music & Arts Concert on Sunday, September 27 at Victualling Yard, Dockyard. This benefit concept celebrates Bermuda’s culture and creative community while funding flagship financial literacy programs such as the annual Financial Literacy Summit on Friday, September 25.
“Solara is part two of my love letter to my country,” said Zach Wilson, CEO and Founder of The Lumina Festival. “Music has always been one of the greatest tools we have to bring people together, and we want to use that power for something bigger than a concert. Solara is a celebration of our artists, our culture and Bermuda, but every ticket purchased also helps fuel our larger mission of making financial education more accessible to people across the island who need it most.”
Musiq Soulchild will be joined on the Solara stage by Bermuda’s own Sinead the Flower, Cindy Smith, Sia Spence, Singabwoy, Jahbarri Wilson, General Kaution, Quinn Kayo, Demara Maybury, and Arijahknow Live Wires. Doors open at 4:45 p.m.
“As a social enterprise, our commercial initiatives help pour back into our community work, from the Financial Literacy Summit to the programs we want to deliver year-round,” Mr. Wilson added, “We’re asking Bermuda to show up: buy a ticket, support our local artists, support the Summit, and help us build something that can continue serving our community long after the music stops.”
Tickets are on sale now at ptix.bm and luminafest.com, starting at $99 for GA, $175 for VIP, and $2,500 for the VIP Cabana, which holds up to 10 VIP guests. Solara VIP tickets include priority admission, direct access to the stage, a dedicated VIP bar, and a dedicated VIP bathroom.
Tickets for the 2026 Financial Literacy Summit are also on sale, with VIP tickets available until Tuesday, September 22.
Hosted at the National Museum of Bermuda in Dockyard, the Financial Literacy Summit will feature panel discussions, workshops and interviews with financial experts and successful entrepreneurs, including keynote speakers Armando Pantoja and Bermudian Craig Bridgewater.
The event is also generously supported by the Bermuda Commercial Bank, CG Insurance, Bermuda Foundation, Bermuda Monetary Authority, Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, Ocean Tree Financial Planning, STE, Ambiance Bermuda, Rose of Sharon, and the National Museum of Bermuda. Tickets are available at luminafest.com and ptix.bm, starting at $149 for general access.
For more information, please contact info@luminafest.com. Follow @theluminafestival on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn for updates.
