Events' Realm

Lecture on Jamaica's first National Hero Marcus Garvey.

Institute of Jamaica

A Great Heritage : A Great Legacy

Are you male? Do you want to be/become "The Successful 21st Century Man"? Then come and meet one of the speakers from the Foundation's 12th October forum STEVE VASSOR speaking on male leadership at UTech on Monday 9th October. Open to males only. See below for further details.

University of Technology, Jamaica

UTech & B2L Fdn: The Successful 21st Century Man

Featuring international and local dynamic speakers.

Indoor Arena

Jamaica For Jesus

At Margaritaville Montego Bay come out to this all-inclusive party from 10pm to you say when. USD: $35

Margaritaville

SIN- Service Industry Night

The GIS User Conference will be the first major GIS Conference to be held in Kingston, Jamaica with over 300 participants expected.  The agenda spans a two (2) day period with concurrent sessions focused on particular stakeholders from specific sectors (from business to academia). The intention is to incorporate international speakers as well as local and regional geospatial experts. The structure has therefore been designed with the objective of ensuring targeted presentations and deliberations by the most active regional stakeholders as well as a wider discussion on key topics.

Kingston 5

Jamaica

Knutsford Boulevard

The Jamaica Pegasus Hotel

Jamaica GIS User Conference

University of the West Indies

The Power Of The Adolescent Girl: Vision 2030

The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts, the leading voice in regional training in arts and culture, presents the 4th biennial Rex Nettleford Arts Conference (RNAC), under the theme, “Arts and Culture for the 21st Century: Millennial Disengagement, Re-engagement” on October 11th to 13th 2017 

Edna Manley College of Visual and Performing Arts

Rex Nettleford Arts Conference

90’S >>>2008 Music……
THE POLKA DOT EDITION..
DANCEHALL, REGGAE, SOCA, HIP HOP/ RAP, R&B……….

DJ’S to choose from:

Delano Thomas
Kurt Riley
Collin HInds
Arif Cooper
Dj Nicholas Dj-Nicco Rasinski
Just to name a few….

This is the era of Dmx, Dr Dre, Snoop Dog, Spragga Benz, Mad Cobra, Little Lenny, Johnny P, Shabba Ranks etc….

Negril Yacht Club, Hotel, Seafood Restaurant & Bar - Dirty Banana's.

Flashback - Negril Soulful House Resort Getaway

ssa Chill vibe! 
Grab your friends and roll out for a night of beer, fun and vibes here at Tulips Restaurant at Eden Gardens
Enjoy Beer & Homestyle Stamp and Go for only $500!
NO COVER CHARGE
The event kicks off September 21st, save the date!
#StampAndGo #Frittas #Jamaica #ChillVibe #EdenGardens

Eden Events Hub

Bredrin N Beers

The Little Theatre

Garvey: The Musical

A special National Heritage Month performance.

Garvey : The Musical

Come join the fun and sing your favourite songs at Reggae Mill Bar.

Reggae Mill Bar

Live at the Devon House

Club Lavish

Meesh Island

Yes yes yes, come out and enjoy the  ‘Kulture Explozion’ Festival at the Almond Tree, Ocho Rios.


‘Kulture Explozion’ Festival

Mandeville

Manchester

Golf View Hotel

Sweet River Abattoir & Supplies Company Limited (SRA) – Notice of Annual General Meeting

Calling all parents to join the Heritage Discussion and enjoy the Concert at the Troy High School.


Heritage Discussion and Concert

Join the tour to Historic Site in South St. James.


Tour to Historic Sites

A local and international panel of experts address topic of mascilinity and offers a rare opportunity for men to get together to address challenges uniquiely experienced by men.

Saint Andrew

Honest Conversation on Masculinity in Jamaica

INSTALLATION OF OFFCERS AND DIRECTORS
2017-2018

Grandiosa Hotel

Kiwanis Club Of Montego Bay's Installation Ceremony

Lyme with us during lunch!
The National Library of Jamaica's #LunchTimeLyme series features artists, creators, and gamechangers in conversation in the heart of downtown Kingston.

Our #LunchTimeLyme 'Film Fridayz' event will include screenings of the gripping 2017 short film, 'UNBOUND', and a selection of short films from the headline-making JAFTA Propella project.

The filmmakers will join us for a post film discusion to answer YOUR questions

Delicious refreshments on sale from Reggae Jammin'

Come out and support our Jamaican filmmakers! See you there!
*Admission is free*

The Institute of Jamaica

NLJ's #LunchTimeLyme - Film Fridayz

Negril

Global Beach Glamour Heroes Weekend

The National Gallery of Jamaica is pleased to present the panel discussion We Have Met Before, Revisited, which will take place at the National Gallery on Friday, October 13, 2017, starting at 1:45 pm. The discussion is presented as part of the Edna Manley College’s Rex Nettleford Arts Conference 2017, for which the National Gallery serves as a partner institution. The panel discussion will be chaired by Nicole Smythe-Johnson, Independent Curator. The panellists are: Moji Anderson, Lecturer, Sociology, Psychology and Social Work, Faculty of Social Sciences, UWI-Mona; Olayinka Jacobs-Bonnick, British Council Country Director, Jamaica; Leasho Johnson, Jamaican artist in We Have Met Before; and Herbie Miller, Director, Jamaica Music Museum, Institute of Jamaica.

The panel discussion is part of the programming for We Have Met Before, which on view at the National Gallery until November 4, 2017 and which is presented in collaboration with the British Council. The exhibition explores a group of contemporary and artistic interpretations of legacies of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and chattel slavery in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean. Each of the four featured artists - Graham Fagen (Scotland), Joscelyn Gardner (Barbados), Leasho Johnson (Jamaica) and Ingrid Pollard (Guyana/England) – delves into archival material, popular culture and personal perspective to develop and substantiate visual iconographies that present actual and imagined narratives about the African enslaved and their descendants. Combined, their work invites new perspectives and dialogues on what is well-established subject in Caribbean art. We Have Met Before is presented in collaboration with the British Council.

The present panel discussion is the second such event to accompany We Have Met Before. The first panel discussion was held on September 23, the day after the exhibition opening, and focused on the perspectives of the artists in the exhibition. The second edition, We Have Met Before, Revisited, explores the broader implications of what is addressed in the exhibition, in terms of its cultural, social and political implications, including the gender dimensions and the critical responses to date. The panel will also consider other cultural expressions of Slavery and its afterlives, especially in the literary and performing arts, and the ways in which creative forms can contribute to the engagement or re-engagement of those histories with contemporary audiences; especially for those who may believe themselves to be chronologically and psychologically removed from those events.

In keeping with the conference theme, the discussion will consider the relationship between these issues and the “millennial” – a term that has come into vogue in the last decade or so and coined to identify the generation of individuals who came of age at the beginning of the 21st century or who were born since. The social and cultural experience of the “millennials” coincides precisely with a number of human achievements, for example the advances of the digital age, which have significantly transformed the ways in ideas and narratives can be expressed, accessed and perpetuated. This experience is also framed in a widening array of urgent global crises—social, political and environmental—that call for new forms of engagement and activism, even though most of these crises are rooted in histories such as those addressed in We Have Met Before. Bearing this in mind, this discussion considers that cultural representations of slavery for 21st century Jamaica and the wider Caribbean must resonate with the social and cultural experiences of such groups and the urgencies of the present moment, in tandem with the changing roles and responsibilities of the artist.

The panel discussion We Have Met Before, Revisited is free and open to the public. Visitors will also have the opportunity to view the We Have Met Before exhibition, as well as the other exhibitions that are currently on view at the National Gallery, including the Annabella and Peter Proudlock Collection. The panel discussion will also be live-streamed on the National Gallery’s main Facebook page.

Kingston

Orange Street

National Gallery of Jamaica

Panel Discussion - "We Have Met Before, Revisited"

Ocho Rios

Saint Ann

Pearly Beach West

FRENCHMEN WEEKEND : TOASTED Breakfast Cooler Party

the JKBC Foundation "Women With A Purpose" Breast Cancer 5K Run/Walk, held annually in Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth, will having it's 4th staging on October 14th, 2017. This will be followed by a bonfire later that evening, with live music and good food.

Gather your team or come alone and lets run or walk to save lives.

See you there!

Sunset Resort & Villas

JK Breast Cancer Foundation 5K

A combination and display of passion, creativity, and unity by our youths in the Archdiocese of Kingston celebrating Jamaica's unique heritage and culture!

Campion College

CYM Jamaica Day 2017

Come for the fun and stay for the entertainment at the “Kids Zone: Pickney Nanny’s Day”, Bump Grave, Moore Town


“Kids Zone - Pickney Nanny’s Day”

Grab your floats, coolers & crew and get ready for a FOFing good time this Heroes Weekend as the @fofjam Festival of Floats returns to Ocho Rios! Enjoy brunch inclusive paradise at Jamaica's float festival & party with Caribbean's hottest.

Grizzly's Plantation Cove

Festival of Floats

Come to Bookophilia events, honouring the stories of us.

Hope Road

Bookophilia

Heritage Week events at Bookophilia

When we read with children, they develop a love of books and are eager to explore ways to read to themselves

Story Time is every Saturday at 1pm

Story Time for little people up to 7 years old

The West's Hottest Line-up at Negril's Most Exclusive Venue for "Rich Holiday", this Heroes Weekend!

A PREMIUM KUSH FRIENDLY DRINK INCLUSIVE EVENT

✈ EARLY BIRD TICKETS - $2,000 
 (ONLY 100 available, April-June)

REGULAR - $2,500 (b4 8pm)

VVIP PREMIUM ALL-INCLUSIVE SKYDECK
$10,000 (b4 8pm, $12,000 after)
Top Shelf Poured Liquor
Catered by Seasoned to D Bone
— CB Pan Chicken 2016 Champ
HG Kush, Blendz & Papers


___________Stay Over & Enjoy Negril
$30,000 (Check-in Friday, leave Sunday)
2 Night Stay for 2
2 VVIP Sky Deck Access Passes
Continental Breakfast & Beach Shuttle (Friday)
SWiGG Memorabilia 
*Limited Availability

SWiGG | Sexy While Intoxicated Girls Gala
WhatsApp: 1(876)878-4182 | 1(876)775-9403
www.SWiGGnegril.com

#takeaSWiGG #HeroesWeekend #RichHoliday #Claja #NEA

Negril Escape Resort and Spa

SWiGG

The search for Jamaica's most stylish male and female.

Something Fishy Seafood & Gourmet Restaurant

Campari : Pop Style

National Arena

Gospel Music Festival

Super Mix HQ

SuperMix 11th Anniversary

Come enjoy an entertaining evening of music and chess. With 200 chess boards in Emancipation Park, just for you, visit our 'Learn to Play' zone or showcase your chess skills in our extended playing area. Free to the public. 
Watch chess come to life, literally, in our Live Human Chess game where people will take the place of the chess pieces, ‘moved’ under the instruction of the Chess Superstars and vying for victory. Become one with the board as you compete against your challenger, battling it out for your side to win bragging rights.
#JaChessFestival

Photo Credit: things-to-do-in-jamaica.com

Emancipation Park

Chess in the Park

Venue: The Little Theatre
Dates: October 14th-15th @ 6pm 
Cost: $1500
**early bird specials available contact 3126427 or 3945353 for more info**

Laud Dance Ministry

He touched me!

MOBAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY EXPO 2017
Connecting Industries - Building Together

Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry Expo is the largest event of its kind in Western Jamaica and one of Jamaica’s leading trade expositions.  The highly acclaimed three day trade exposition hosted biennially is now firmly established on Jamaica’s business calendar, with this year being its 17th staging. 

Expo 2017 will provide exhibitors with myriad networking and marketing opportunities; allowing sponsors greater visibility and leveraging possibilities.

*15,000 visitors 
*100+ Exhibitions 
*57,525 square feet of exhibition space 
*B-2-B networking

Why Exhibit
Find new clients and associates at exclusive meetings with top professionals.
Present innovative products to the Region’s fastest growing market.
Promote your brand directly to thousands of potential consumers.

Why Visit
Establish unique contacts with leaders of industries.
Discover new products from trendsetting market players.
Find reliable partners and direct suppliers to skyrocket your business.

Highlights of Activities
Grand Opening Ceremony
Best Booth Competition
Car Show

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