Madams and Jeune Madams Cultural Showcase 2026
TORONTO, Canada — Dominican culture, fashion, talent and tradition took centre stage in Toronto on Sunday, September 20, as Madame Wob Dwiyet Canada Inc. presented the 15th annual Madame of Madams and Jeune Madams Cultural Showcase Competition.
Held at the St. Peter and Paul Banquet Hall in Toronto, the much-anticipated cultural celebration brought members of the Dominican community together for an afternoon highlighting one of Dominica’s most beloved national treasures, the elegant Wob Dwiyet while celebrating creativity, talent and national pride.

The competition featured two categories, Madame of Madams and Jeune Madams, with contestants taking to the stage in a series of presentations that included the Introduction segment, the Cultural/ Creative/Costume and the Wob Dwiyet segment.
Competing in the Madame of Madams category were Tyria Benjamin, Christine Roberts, Audrica Aubrey, Revelyn St. John and Abina Dowe.
The Jeune Madams contestants were Krystal Elie, Yannaa John Jules, Christina Gillis and Nyasjah Joseph Bhagwandin.
In a stunning case of lightning striking twice, the first ever Madame Wob Dwiyet Canada- Revelyn St. John captured the hotly contested title of Madame of Madams 2026 and also won Madame Wob in 2012, while Krystal Elie captured the title of Jeune Madam 2026 and also won in 2014 as Ti Madame winner.
Tyria Benjamin was named first runner-up in the Madame Wob Dwiyet competition, while Abina Dowe secured the second runner-up position.
The showcase also featured performances by several Dominican entertainers, including Levi Supa L. Loblack, Hermina George, Nadia Harvey, and Novelys, adding music and entertainment to the afternoon’s cultural programme.
Serving as Masters of Ceremonies were Dwayne Murphy and Akua Delfish, who guided the audience through the afternoon’s festivities. DJ services were provided by Levi Loblack.
Madame Wob Dwiyet Canada Inc. – CEO Lorraine Delsol, co-founder; Glenora Joseph-Parker, co-founder; Vanessa Dupie and co-founder; Athenia Benjamin now Ambassador of Diaspora Affairs was in attendance, say they are confident they delivered on their promise to provide a top-class celebration to their audience. The 15th anniversary showcase brought together generations of Dominicans, and friends of Dominica in a colorful celebration of culture and community.
The annual event continues Madame Wob Dwiyet Canada Inc.’s mission of keeping Dominican traditions alive in Canada while introducing a new generation to the beauty, history and significance of the Wob Dwiyet.
This years’ theme “Annou Fe Kilti-a Viv” (Let the Culture Live)
Show sponsors included
Q95-FM, Primerica Ins., Delight Food Caribbean restaurant, Decor Rose Desjardins Ins., Crescent Town Club, Merline & Louis Johnson and Paula Letang Loblack.
2026 RESULTS
Madame Wob Dwiyet 2026: Revelyn St. John
First Runner-Up: Tyria Benjamin
Second Runner-Up: Abina Dowe
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Jeune Madam 2026: Krystal Elie
Jeune Madam First Runner-Up: Nyasjah Joseph Bhagwandin
Jeune Madam Second Runner-Up: Yannaa John-Jules
Jeune Madame Third Runner-Up: Christina Gillis
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Special Awards:
Jeune Madams
Best Introduction award –Krystal Elie
Best cultural award –Krystal Elie
Best in Wob-Krystal Elie
Most popular online award –Yannaa John- Jules
Madame of Madams
Best Introduction award-Audrica Aubrey
Best Cultural costume award-Revelyn St. John
Best Wob award-Revelyn St. John
Most Popular Online award –Revelyn St John
All trophies sponsored by Primerica and Desjardins insurance
Vendors
Primerica -Amy Alfred
Plant me sister -Catherine Hyinds
Rhea Sweet treats-Rhea Dean
Pure Trim/Couples Ignite-Alison Clarke
Olive Rose Stelle- Fiction & Non-fiction Books
Lyn sweet treats-Lynette Alexander
Taibu – Black community Health Centre
A special thank you to our Volunteers and other media sources TDN Radio & Kairi FM, Sharon VIP Travels and Nicole Georges-Bennett.
To learn more about Madame Wob Dwiyet Canada Inc, visit their website

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