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Negril

Jamaica

Westmoreland

Norman Manley Boulevard

Bourbon Beach

Different Strokes Weekend Night 1

Admiral Bailey

Pinchers

Each year on December 1, Jamaica, joins the rest of the world in commemorating World AIDS Day and pay our respects to those who have battled HIV.   This year we are commemorating under the theme “Advancing the Gains, Closing the Gaps to Live Positively.”  As part of the week of activities JN+ will be hosting a Breakfast Forum on Friday, December1, 2017 at the Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kinston commencing at 7:00AM. We are hoping to bring to light the various issues and concerns faced by people faced by people living with HIV.

Kingston

Chelsea Avenue

The Knutsford Court Hotel

World AIDS Day Breakfast Forum

Hellshire

Sugarman's Beach

Bad Behaviour Beach Party: Naughty Girl Edition

Kingston 5

Arthur Wint Drive

Mas Camp

Chronixx Live in Jamaica

One night with the Kool team Michael Barnett, Micky T, Richie Clarke, Craig Ross, Stokey Love and many more.

Old Hope Road

Hope Zoo

Kool In The Blue

Montego Bay

Gloucester Avenue

Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville

College Night Out

Come out on Saturday December 2, 2017, to the Bob Marley Museum where we will celebrate the 41st anniversary of the iconic 1976 Smile Jamaica Concert.


Saint Andrew

Hope Road

Bob Marley Museum

Smile Jamaica Dub Party 2017

Saint James

Howard Cooke Boulevard

Pier One

Chronixx

Protoje

Fontana Pharmacy

New Kingston

Holborn Road

876 Terrace Bar and Grill

First Sundaze Brunch Series

The Jamaica Creative Writing Workshop - ESSAY will be held at the Louise Bennett Garden Theatre, 36, Hope Road, Kingston 10.
Workshop cost is $2,000.00, this includes lunch, workshop materials and a certificate of participation.
Come and sharpen your creativity and writing skills.

Louise Bennett Garden Theatre

NATIONAL WORKSHOP: Jamaica Creative Writing (ESSAY)

Single-use plastic bags and styrofoam containers, widely used in Jamaica, are a threat to both the environment and our health. Next Wednesday, December 6, join the Caribbean Policy Research Institute as we discuss solutions to eliminate both from our waste stream. 

We will be joined for this conversation by Dr. Parris Lyew-Ayee (Mona GIS) and Mr. Anthony McKenzie (NEPA), both members of the working group set up by the Jamaican government to design a policy framework for the elimination of both "scandal" bags and styrofoam. 

We are looking forward to a productive debate on an issue which affects every single one of us. While certain companies (such as Island Grill or PriceSmart) have, of their own initiative, implemented solutions, policies will be crucial in ensuring the widespread elimination of these plastics which take hundreds of years to break down, are blocking drainages, and, ending up in our oceans, ultimately can end up on our plate.

Choking on plastics - Public Forum

In This Breadfruit Kingdom - poets reading: a diverse helping of the poetry from this great anthology featuring Jamaica's iconic and emerging voices. The poets will be reading from this important anthology as well as their own collections - Wednesday, December 6, 2017, @ 6:30 pm - Bookophilia

Bookophilia

In This Breadfruit Kingdom - A Reading

Dance Xpressionz dance workshop in celebration of Kingston's Music Week.

Haining Road

The Phoenix Theatre

Kingston Music Week : Dance Xpressionz Workshop

4th & FINAL - GRAND PRIX NATIONAL QUALIFIER for 2018 National Championships

Liberty Academy at the Priory

15th Frederick Cameron Open

"...when the urgency to deliver your life's gifts is unbearable'"

Spend the afternoon at Bookophilia as Olubode Shawn Brown  presents his debut book BLOOM: The Essential Journey

4-6pm
Saturday, December 9
92 Hope Rd

BLOOM Reading & Signing

Kaluga Live featuring a live performance by Beenie Man with great food and vibe.

Old Harbour

West Street

Kaluga Kafe

Kaluga Live 

Bookophilia market

National Gallery West in Montego Bay is pleased to present Spiritual Yards, which features selected works of art and archival material from the Wayne and Myrene Cox Collection. The exhibition opens on Sunday, December 10, 2017, at 4 pm, with opening remarks by Wayne Cox. Spiritual Yards was originally shown at the National Gallery of Jamaica in Kingston and the exhibition at National Gallery West is an abridged version of the original.

Spiritual Yards explores how many of the self-taught, popular artists – or “Intuitives,” as they are now conventionally called in Jamaica – have their roots in religious and spiritual practices such as Revival and Rastafari. Several of these artists have produced or contributed to so-called “spiritual yards,” or sacred spaces that feature ritual and symbolic objects and images that are meant engage or represent the spirits, which was either the start of their artistic practice or remained as its main focus. As Wayne Cox has rightly argued, these spiritual yards are often their most outstanding works of art and their cultural significance in the Jamaican context warrants further exploration. Spiritual Yards features the work of ten such artists, namely Errol Lloyd “Powah” Atherton, Vincent Atherton, Everald Brown, Pastor Winston Brown, Leonard Daley, Reginald English, Elijah (Geneva Mais Jarrett), William “Woody” Joseph, Errol McKenzie, and Sylvester Stephens, along with photographs and video material on their life, work and spiritual yards from the Wayne and Myrene Cox archives.

Wayne Cox and his wife Myrene have collected and documented the work of Jamaica’s Intuitives for 30 years. Their homes in Port Maria and in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, serve as important repositories of the work of these artists. Works of the Wayne and Myrene Cox Collection have been widely exhibited internationally and in Jamaica. Wayne has written exhibition catalogue essays for a number of exhibitions, including Intuitives III at the National Gallery of Jamaica. He has presented at symposiums including Taking the Road Less Traveled: Built Environments of Vernacular Artists at the Kohler Art Center and Uncommon Visions at the American Folk Art Museum in the United States. In 2005, Art and Antiques named the Coxes to their list of the “Top 100 Art Collectors in the United States.” The Spiritual Yards exhibition was suggested to the National Gallery by Wayne Cox, who co-curated the exhibition with the National Gallery Executive Director Veerle Poupeye and Senior Curator O’Neil Lawrence.

The December 10 exhibition opening reception for Spiritual Yards at National Gallery West is free and open to the public and all are cordially invited to attend. The exhibition will continue until February 25, 2018. National Gallery West is the National Gallery of Jamaica's Montego Bay branch and is located at the Montego Bay Cultural Centre, Sam Sharpe Square. Opening hours are: Tuesdays to Sundays, from 9 am to 5 pm. Admission fees apply on regular days.

For more information on Spiritual Yards and the Montego Bay Cultural Centre, see <montegobayculturalcentre.org> and <nationalgallerywest.wordpress.com>.

Sam Sharpe Square

National Gallery West

Spiritual Yards

The TTEITI in collaboration with the UK in Jamaica - British High Commission in Kingston  will be hosting a capacity building workshop at The Knutsford Court Hotel in Kingston to promote transparency, accountability and improved natural resources management in Jamaica's extractive sector. Email tteitiproject@gmail.com to RSVP. 
FREE ENTRY limited seating available.

Jamaica Capacity Building Workshop 2017

We are living in a day and age where many people are suffering around us and in our churches, because they are afraid to remove their mask.  Some people don’t even know where to begin, how can they be honest about their past and present struggles that have been preventing them from being who God has called and created them to be.  We believe as a ministry with a focus to “Build Courtships & Marriages”, God has chosen us in this season to create a gathering where everyone can and will finally be honest with themselves.  

What mask are you wearing ? What mask have you been carrying around for days, weeks, months and even years? God is saying it’s time to REMOVE It! And that’s what this conference is about! No more hiding behind the MAKE UP / SKIRTS & Your fancy bowties! God wants you in the state that you are! He’s ready to heal you of your past and present pains! He’s ready to heal your marriage! He’s ready to change your life.  The FFAR team is ready to do the work, we are anticipating a dynamic move of God.  

DAY 1 (Thursday Night 8pm - 11pm) NO BOYZ ALLOWED 
***** PJ’s & Girl Talk **** WEAR YOUR PJ'S 

Sip tea , drink coffee & eat snacks 

Pannel discussions

. Fashion / Confidence 

. Hair Care 

. Surprising Hot Seat (It’s a secret) 

. From “Pain to Purpose” 



DAY 2 (Friday 9am - 5pm) CO-HEAD Sessions

Wives only session 

Married couples session

Singles (Co-head)

CO-HEAD Finally “Remove Your Mask” 

NOTE: 
- Please visit our website www.ffarfoundation.com for updated information on the conference 

- Please call hotel to make reservations (ASAP) SPACE is LIMITED 876-973-6671

- " CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW, to book your tickets"

- If you need to contact us directly, please feel free to email us at ministry@ffarfoundation.com or contact us through messenger

- If you would like to pay "CASH" please contact us 

You can stay in contact with us on our social media pages:

- IG: Ruth_Naomi_Mitchell

- Youtube: www.youtube.com/ffar

Runaway Bay

Saint Ann

Cardiff Hall

The Cardiff Hotel and Spa

Remove Your Mask 1.0 "Jamaica

Christmas Bacchanal Costume Party

Footloose

Rootz Rastafari

Electric Butterfly Music Festival is poised to become the #1 travel destination of the winter in Jamaica.

Headlined by INTERNATIONAL & LOCAL acts.

#EDM #HipHop #Dancehall #Afrobeats & #Soca.

One Venue.One Night.Two Stages.Two Parties.
One Unforgettable Experience.

Electric Butterfly Music Festival

King Street

Liberty Hall: The Legacy of Marcus Garvey

Kwanzaa Fest

Cargill Avenue

House of Dancehall

House of Dancehall Live in Concert

Enjoy  Free salsa classes with music by DJ Dre and DJ Chan

Dominica Drive

New Kingston Conference Centre

Game Fridays

⭐⭐Dynamic Starz Ent⭐⭐
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Exclusiv Vodka Novacane 
"The Secret Getaway"

Dec 22, 2017

Oneil's Place
33 Hagley Park Rd

Paint, Holi Power, Glow

****ADMISSION****
Early Bird $500
Pre Sold $1000
At the Gate $1500
VIP (Dry Zone) $2000

****Music By****

- Dj Antsman [ Rebel Sound ]

- Dj Kevy [ Intoxication Sound ]

- Dj Duvcaan [ Lazer Sound ]

- Dj Spectre

- Dj Psycho

****Attractions****
+PaparazziCorner
+PaintWarz
+Holi Powder
+Water Truck
+Holi-Foam Pit
+Glow Mixed Drinks
+Free Tattoos & Piercing
many more

Security by : Ultimate Security

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Proudly Sponsored by:

Exclusiv Vodka

Whatsupp Radio Jamaica

Pure National Ice

Shades Nation

Fleek Magazine

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Tropisch Shakes Ja

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Bnvirgo Tech

For Tickets Contact 

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Kxng Jordan - 370-5627

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Hagley Park Road

Oneil's Place

Exclusiv Vodka Novacane 'The Secret Getaway'

Yesterday Best of the 90s

Falmouth

Burwood Beach

Cheers all white everything

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Ocho Rios

Pearly Beach West

BEAÛ: Celebrity Dreams

Coppershot

Toxic International

Illusion Sound

Main Street

CLUB Foreplay

Magnum Mondays

Mojito Mondays

Looking for a comfortable venue to unwind and relax after a long, hard day?
Make the Olympia Crown your venue of choice!
Join us, each & every Monday evening for our DOMINO NIGHT, no charge; Just bring your friends, spouse, or loved ones!

Be There!

Events in Jamaica

Different Strokes Weekend Night 1

World AIDS Day Breakfast Forum

Bad Behaviour Beach Party: Naughty Girl Edition

Chronixx Live in Jamaica

Kool In The Blue

College Night Out

Smile Jamaica Dub Party 2017

Chronixx Live in Jamaica

First Sundaze Brunch Series

NATIONAL WORKSHOP: Jamaica Creative Writing (ESSAY)

Choking on plastics - Public Forum

In This Breadfruit Kingdom - A Reading

Kingston Music Week : Dance Xpressionz Workshop

15th Frederick Cameron Open

BLOOM Reading & Signing

Kaluga Live

Bookophilia market

Spiritual Yards

Jamaica Capacity Building Workshop 2017

Remove Your Mask 1.0 "Jamaica

Christmas Bacchanal Costume Party

Footloose

Rootz Rastafari

Electric Butterfly Music Festival

Kwanzaa Fest

House of Dancehall Live in Concert

Game Fridays

Exclusiv Vodka Novacane 'The Secret Getaway'

Yesterday Best of the 90s

Cheers all white everything

BEAÛ: Celebrity Dreams

Magnum Mondays

Mojito Mondays

Domino Night

Karaoke Mondays

Karoke Mondays

Rock & Groove Tuesdaze

Interactive Tuesdays

Tuesday Girls Night Out

SilentVille Tuesdays