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The Guardian Life Club House will be rocking once again with the very popular 'Keep-Fit Sessions' return to whip you in shape for the 2019 'Keep It Alive' 5K Night Runs...

Guardian Life Club House

Keep Fit: Soca Famalay

Montego Bay

Jamaica

Saint James

Howard Cooke Boulevard

Pier One

Starstruck Wednesdays: Roots & Dub

Emancipation Park
You can't afford to miss it!
Guest Artiste: Beenie Man


Jamaica Festival Song Launch 2019

Music by Chromatic Live, DJ Metro, Bishop Escobar and ZJ Chrome 

St. Lucia Car Park

Dream Rave

Music by DJ Marvin, Niney Badness and Team Khabilah 

Club Zeus

KRUSH THE A.G.E OF FASHION

The Opportunity to gain work experience during the Summer Holiday

Cowork jamaica, Liguanea Post Mall

The Summer Job Fair 

Philip Sherlock Centre, UWI

Seville: Di Bone Tribunal 

Under The Distinguished Patronage of Hon. Edmund Bartlett and Mrs. bartlett

Devon House, Formal Gardens

Jazz Under the Stars

Pelican Island

Cays Pelican Island

Emancipation Park

Food For The Poor 5K

Fellowship Tabernacle

Universal Service Fund (USF) 14th Anniversary

Meadowbrook United Church
Come and Worship with us under the theme " Child Safety...It's You, It's Me, It;s All Ah We".


Workers Week Thanksgiving Church Service

Jewel Paradise Cove Resort & Spa

Yoga & Spa Retreat 

National Gallery West, Montego Bay Cultural Centre 

Sam Sharpe Square

Affirmation

Blue Waters Beach Club

Cabana Beach Daze: All White Day Soiree 

Music by ZJ Nova, X Factor, Coppershot and Team Shella.

Boardwalk Beach

Tip-R "Money for da Honeys" Beach Party

Kingston 5

Saint Andrew

Arthur Wint Drive

National Stadium

Reggae Girlz & Panama 

First Assembly of God

"Unconditional Love"

Creative Media Events and Decor presents Kingston Curry Festival, where the "Everything Curry" 

Kingston

Old Hope Road

Hope Zoo

Kingston Curry Festival

Jamaica Pegasus Hotel

Sweetart Baker's Conference

Performances by Abby Dallas, Justine, Skygrass, Bugle and many more!!

C&C South Beach Club

Cosmic Rotation 12

22 Jerk

Talk Reggae

Music by Big One, Yaadcore, Remus and Samo Kush 

Ambassador Bar & Grill

Selected '90s Edition

Join the fun Every Wednesday with lots of prizes and giveaways. Hosted by Comedian Malika 

Mainland China Restaurant

Comedy & Game Night

Waterfront

Tabanca Remedy

See the Campuses (Mona, Cave Hill, St. Augustine, Open Campus) of the number one University in the Caribbean united to win at the UWI Mona Bowl in Kingston

UWI Mona Bowl

UWI Games 2019

Montego Bay Community College

Regional Fair

GT & T Entertainment in association with Badda Bling 

Matrix Lawn

Soca Astrology

SEE FLYER FOR EVENT START TIME AND DIFFERENT EVENTS 

Negril

Mocha Fest Jamaica 

Men's Open, Ladies Open, Men's Class 2&3, Ladies B, Men's Open Doubles 

The Liguanea Club

Tennis Classic 

Crave a new experience? Swim beneath the historic Spanish Bridge. Dive into the world famous Blue Hole, Experience Topical Waterfalls and Lush Greenery. 

Port Maria

St. Mary Roadtrip 

Memorial Weekend: Get Away

This Tuesday February 12, 2019 the National Gallery of Jamaica (NGJ) will be opening the 25th  _Art of Reggae Exhibition_  held by the International Reggae Poster Contest (IRPC). At the NGJ, we will have the top 100 designs on view, in addition to the winning 2018 entry by Vinicio Sejas of Bolivia. The posters in this exhibition will give an expansive view of how reggae may be interpreted and represented from a variety of perspectives.  
  
The IRPC was founded in 2011 by graphic designers Michael Thompson (1958-2016) and Maria Papaefstathiou. The contest aims to highlight how widespread and impactful reggae has become across the globe. Its long term aim, is to construct a Reggae Hall of Fame museum and performance centre in Kingston, Jamaica that lauds Jamaican music in all it’s capacities, forms and iterations.  

_“I am thrilled that the 25th International Reggae Poster Contest Exhibition will be held at the National Gallery of Jamaica in Kingston, three months after the show at the Sangster International Airport. Almost seven years ago, the very first exhibition was held at the National Gallery. I must thank the Acting Director, Dr. Jonathan Greenland, and our sponsors Geoff Lewis, owner of PaperBoy and Dr. Rafael Echevarne, CEO of MBJ airports, who all immediately embraced the idea. Reggae Music has the power to draw creative people from around the world to participate in this poster contest, which is such an excellent manifestation of Bob Marley’s “One Love” vision.”_  – Maria Papaefstathiou

  
Another major goal of the IRPC is to raise awareness and support for the Alpha Boys School, which has produced a number of notable reggae icons such as artists Desmond Dekker, Yellowman and Don Drummond of the Skatalites. The IRPC believes that the school should become a template for other vocational institutions of its kind.

Orange Street

National Gallery of Jamaica

Art of Reggae Exhibition

See you at the Ranny WIlliams Entertainment Centre on May 26 as the top 24 in the 2019 Jamaica Children's Gospel Song Competition minister in songs for the top awards and titles.
See you there!

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