The resort’s open-air theatre served as the primary stage for two headline concerts, where audiences sang along to kid-friendly renditions of chart-topping tracks like "Beautiful Things" and "APT." Beyond the main stage, the programming leaned into audience participation, including a "Future Pop Star" talent competition that allowed young guests to open for the group. The residency also included creative workshops, such as a bracelet-making session led by designer Amanda Perna and late-night glow parties.

Beyond the entertainment schedule, the group engaged with the local community by visiting the Bethany’s Education and Social Training Institute. Working alongside the Sandals Foundation, the performers participated in a Reading Road Trip to support regional literacy initiatives. The group also utilized the resort as a filming location for an upcoming music video set to the reggae classic "Three Little Birds."

The Fall Fam Jam festival continues its Caribbean circuit with a move to Beaches Negril from October 8–12. This series represents the latest installment in the resort group's annual autumn programming, which previously featured performances by techno artist Lenny Pearce. Beaches Resorts confirmed that the festival will return for the 2027 season, continuing its focus on immersive family-oriented travel experiences.