Events' Realm

Become a part of a small but growing community of persons literate in the Jamaican Creole. In just two hours (or less!) you will learn the principles of reading the language, using the Jamaican New Testament (JNT) as your text!
LECTURER: Christian Cultural Advocate Jo-Ann Richards, Founding Director of CREW 40:4 - Promoting love and unity in Christ through Culturally Relevant Expressions of Worship!
COST: $2,500 (inclusive of JNT)
           $1,000 (if you bring your own copy of the JNT)
Kom Mek Wi Worship album will also be available for $1,000 each

Kingston

Jamaica

Washington Boulevard

Boulevard Baptist Church

LEARN FI READ DI PATWA BIBLE

Jo-Ann Richards

Kingston 5

Knutsford Boulevard

The Jamaica Pegasus Hotel

Tuesday on the Grill

** Old School Sundays @ Bourbon Beach **  

 Come Party With Us at The Most Famous Spot on the Beach! 

 ** FREE Admission **

Playing Reggae from the 60's till Modern Days!

 Starts at 9:30 PM

Negril

Westmoreland

Norman Manley Boulevard

Bourbon Beach

Old School Sundays @ Bourbon Beach

Dancehall Explosion Live Band with Unique Vybes featuring African Drums with #1 percussionist in Jamaica Calbert Brooks w/ the Drummer Kids and Bonefire..
Come out Early and Have Dinner with us while enjoying the night sea breeze and catchy african reggae beatz

Afro Nights

Spanish Town

Wedgewood Gardens

Saint Catherine

Old Harbour Road

Worship and Faith International Fellowship

Sunday Morning Worship and Word

We Inspire will host its very first charity event, coined We Inspire …Women “It is Possible”, slated for August 27 & 28 at The Jamaica Pegasus, Kingston.  

We Inspire Women, will seek to motivate Women across the island who are, or have been victims of abuse & misdirection due to negative external circumstances and are lacking the know-how necessary to rise above their circumstances & maximize their true potential. 

This is a free (invitation-only) event. We Inspire, intends to partner with local remedial agencies such as Women Inc. to facilitate further mentoring.

WE INSPIRE…WOMEN WORKSHOP & BRUNCH August 27 & 28, 2016.

We Inspire

Join us for church services every Sunday at 10am. We are located in the Doctor Bird Room of New Kingston Conference Center (upstairs Cuddy's).
Only one restriction...No Perfect People Allowed!!!

Dominica Drive

New Kingston Conference Centre

True Word & Worship Church

The National Gallery of Jamaica’s Last Sundays programme for July 31, 2016, will feature a musical performance by Jane Macgizmo and guided tours of the recently opened Kingston – Part 1: The City and Art exhibition.

Denieze Anderson, popularly known as Jane Macgizmo, is a recording artiste, songwriter, producer & designer. Jane’s artistic passion was instilled at the age of seven by her parents who encouraged her to take music and art classes. She studied film production at Northern Caribbean University and also became a designer & photographer, both of which have aided her music career. Her second release “Babylon” quickly became an anthem to her supporters, as it captures the enticing and defiant nature of Jane's music. It was the music video for this song, set in lush green scenery high in the mountains, filmed, directed, and edited by Jane and Tricia Bent that truly brought the message of the song to life and it has been in regular rotation on BET SOUL. The record label Zincfence Records has also released a dubmix of “Babylon.” Jane’s inventive persona is what propels her works, without boundaries and across genres such as dubtronica, indie reggae, jazz and EDM. The fearless creative has a catalogue of exciting music, stimulating visuals, and confident messages in preparation for the world to experience.

Kingston – Part 1: The City and Art is the first instalment of a two-part exhibition series that explores the role of Kingston in the development of Jamaican art and, conversely, the role of art in the development of the city of Kingston. The present edition of Kingston features artists such as Isaac Mendez Belisario, Carl Abrahams, Hope Brooks, Edna Manley, Cecil Baugh, Kapo, Di-Andre Caprice Davis, Roy Reid, and Stanford Watson and the iconic Jamaican feature film The Harder They Come (1972, dir. Perry Henzell). The exhibition examines how Jamaica’s turbulent but culturally fertile capital city has generated many of the circumstances and opportunities that have propelled the development of Jamaican art over time, from the natural resources to the economic activities and institutions. It also explores how artists have been inspired in their work by the events, personalities and tales that have defined life in the city, starting with the 1692 destruction of Port Royal, which led to the establishment of the city. Kingston – Part 1: The City and Art was curated by National Gallery Assistant Curator Monique Barnett-Davidson and continues until October 30, 2016.

The National Gallery of Jamaica’s doors will be open from 11 am to 4 pm on Sunday, August 28, 2016 and the musical programme will start at 1:30 pm. As is customary, admission and guided tours will be free for the day, but contributions to the National Gallery’s donations box are always welcome. The National Gallery gift and coffee shops will also be open and proceeds from these ventures help to fund programmes such as Last Sundays and exhibitions such as Kingston.

Orange Street

National Gallery of Jamaica

Last Sundays - feat. Kingston and Jane Macgizmo

Jane Macgizmo

Events in Jamaica

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