Events' Realm

As adults. it is often difficult to THINK about some topics, much less discuss them! Well, come and share in an adult discussion about family issues raised in my book, CELEBRATING ME as well as in "Caught In The Middle" by Audrey Pottinger and Pauline Milbourn. We'll read and discuss some of the challenges and solutions when  communicating about puberty , sexuality and parental separation. I look forward to discussing them with you. See you on the 11th!

Kingston

Jamaica

Saint Andrew

Hope Road

Bookophilia

A FAMILY DISCUSSION

The Lions Club of Downtown Kingston and Leo Club of Downtown Kingston will be having their Change of Administration Ceremony on June 20, 2015. Cost of Change will be announced shortly..

Tucker Avenue

Alhambra Inn & Restaurant

The Lions/Leo Club of Downtown Kingston Change of Administration Ceremony

New Kingston

Knutsford Boulevard

Escape 24/7 Bar & Grill

Latin Night

Eat all you want!
Make your reservation early! 

Click 'Find Tickets' to make your reservation, or use the following link : https://goo.gl/forms/9Lem2DRvmaAGW9pP2

East Kings House Road

Barbican Beach Bar

Pasta Thursday

The Re-Volve Contemporary Art Exhibition takes place on June 25th (6:00pm) at the Olympia Gallery. Showing the creative works from various artists of different backgrounds, in the areas of illustration and painting. The exhibition will run until July 11th. Regular viewing hours are Monday-Saturday, 10:00am to 4:00pm.  

The exhibit features the artworks of:
Taj Francis, Sashawana Buckland, Kyle Kegan Wright and Naecia Dixon.
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The Olympia Gallery is located at 202 Old Hope Rd., Kingston 6. Contact us at: (876) 927-1608 or artcentregallery.ja@gmail.com

www.theolympiagallery.com
www.kingstonontheedge.org

Re-Volve is part of the Kingston on the Edge art festival.

Old Hope Road

The Olympia Gallery

Re-Volve Contemporary Art Exhibition

Grab a group of friends and head to Tracks every Friday for a Happy Hour and good times.

Constant Spring Road

Usain Bolt's Tracks & Records

Tracks Friday Happy Hour

The Greater August Town Film Festival (GATFFEST)

The Centre for Tourism and Policy Research in collaboration with The Mona Social Services University Township is proud to present the Greater August Town Film Festival (GATFFEST). The festival is proud to serve as a platform for the exposure of film-making talent – directors, producers, casts and crews. It is an opportunity to showcase new and emerging filmmakers who are telling powerful stories through a mix of short films and documentaries.

St Lucia Avenue

The Courtleigh Auditorium

The Greater August Town Film Festival (GATFFEST) 2015

The Greater August Town Film Festival (GATFFEST) 2014

Ribbiz UltraLounge

Sensation Saturdaze

Ladies Night

The National Gallery of Jamaica’s Last Sundays programme for June 28, 2015, is staged in association with the 2015 Kingston on the Edge (KOTE) urban art festival. The programme will feature special tours of the Explorations 3: Seven Women Artists exhibition and the launch of the poetry collection The Way Home by Millicent A.A. Graham.

Explorations 3: Seven Women Artists, which opened on May 31 and continues until August 8, is the third edition of a series of exhibitions that explore the big themes and issues in Jamaican art. It asks whether any concept of women’s art is relevant in Jamaica today and features work by Kereina Chang Fatt, Miriam Hinds-Smith, Berette Macaulay, Amy Laskin, Prudence Lovell, Judith Salmon, and Jasmine Thomas-Girvan. Explorations 3 was curated by National Gallery Senior Curator O”Neil Lawrence.

Millicent Graham

The Way Home is Millicent A.A. Graham’s second poetry collection and is published by Peepal Tree Press; her first collection, The Damp in Things, was published in 2009, also by Peepal Tree Press. Graham is a fellow of the University of Iowa’s International Writing Program, 2009 and was awarded the Michael and Marylee Fairbanks International Fellowship to Bread Loaf Writer’s Conference, 2010. The Way Home will be introduced by the critically acclaimed poet and novelist Velma Pollard, who is a retired senior lecturer and former Dean of the Faculty of Education, UWI Mona. This will be followed by readings from the poetry collection by the first lady of Jamaican theatre Leonie Forbes, by fellow poets Jean Binta Breeze and Yashika Graham and by Millicent Graham herself.

Admission and guided tours on Sunday, June 28, 2015 are free but donations are gratefully accepted. The doors will be open from 11 am to 4 pm but the book launch will start at 1:30 pm. The National Gallery gift and coffee shop will be open.

Orange Street

National Gallery of Jamaica

Last Sundays

Big People Sundays

Industry Mondays

TrainFit Club invites you to be part of its dynamic running group "Come Run B4 The Sun"! 

Join us as we build fitness levels and stamina. Our training is also geared toward prepping for organized road races and includes resistance workouts (in the sands, the hills etc.)

We meet in Kingston on Tuesdays at 6:30pm and Fridays at 4:30am for a road run (locations and routes are announced each week). Warm up/cool down with the team and be energized! 

Participation is open to all fitness levels. Drop in for $400 or ask about our membership rates. Fees include coordinator/instructors, route escort, bottled water, secured parking, registration and bib collection for road races, sands training and more!

Contact Malene Carr-Mullings (Coordinator/Instructor) Tel: (876)381-5675/ Stokely Rose (Club President) Tel: (876) 366-0435 or Email: trainfitclubja@gmail.com for more details.

COME RUN B4 THE SUN

Loshusan Supermarket

These are two hour art classes that start with a blank canvas/bottle and you paint a complete project by the end of the session.  No painting experience is required, just come with an open mind.

A few sips of complimentary wine and the inner Picasso will emerge.


We cater to all ages.  Wine will only be served to adults, at the wine shop you have an alternative for iced tea or lemonade.

Classes are held for painting on canvas or on wine bottles.  We take the art to you. If you have a group persons, we will come to your venue and conduct the class. We also can schedule a class at the wine shop for you.  Call us now, we can even turn your idea into a party!!!

Halfway Tree

South Avenue

The Wine Shop

Paint with Merlot

Events in Kingston, Jamaica

A FAMILY DISCUSSION

The Lions/Leo Club of Downtown Kingston Change of Administration Ceremony

The Lions/Leo Club of Downtown Kingston Change of Administration Ceremony

Latin Night

Pasta Thursday

Re-Volve Contemporary Art Exhibition

Tracks Friday Happy Hour

The Greater August Town Film Festival (GATFFEST) 2015

Sensation Saturdaze

Ladies Night

Last Sundays

Big People Sundays

Industry Mondays

COME RUN B4 THE SUN

Paint with Merlot