Caperton attends the 2nd Annual Art Lucaya, the Grand Bahama Art Festival that celebrates Grand Bahama's professional & emerging fine artists in a plethora of media. While walking through the festival she meets several artists, one of whom is Ben Ferguson. In addition to exhibiting some of his art, Ben also answered a call for art by the Inter-Island Traveling Exhibit, funded by the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas in Nassau. He submitted a wall painting project, speaking to the subject of mental health. She visits the site in Freeport, and speaks with Ben, as well as two volunteers.

Caperton also visits the home of Grand Bahama’s legendary Platinum Knights Junkanoo Band, speaking with their leader, Junior, Thomas Curry, Jr. Junkanoo music booms from the rhythms of bass drums, snares, and cow bells, with trumpets and whistles too. Junior is hyper organized with all the prep needed for Platinum Knights to look, sound, and dance their best for the New Year’s Parade on Grand Bahama. While doing this, Junior provides job training assistance in a variety of business ventures he owns, and mentoring many who need a hand up.