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All you can eat crab night this and every Monday on the Rooftop at 100.

Kingston

Jamaica

Hope Road

100 Hope Road

One Hundred: All You Can Eat Crab Night!

Join us @ the Olympia Crown Hotel, this and every Sunday for our SUNDAY MINGLE @ the famous Club Celeb!

With great sounds, music, and vibes, Club Celeb is the place to bring your friends, spouse or loved ones for a great night out.

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Saint Andrew

Molynes Road

The Olympia Crown Hotel

Sunday Mingle

Afya Studios Rise Yoga session with Ann Marie.

Bamboo Avenue

Afya Yoga Studio

Rise Yoga

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_ programming for August 26th will feature a performance by **Nikeishia Barnes**. On its last day of viewing is the exhibition _Daylight Come… Picturing Dunkley’s Jamaica_.

**ABOUT THE PERFORMER**

Since her debut in _The Digicel Rising Stars_ competition Nikeishia Barnes has steadfastly pursued her musical career and graced the stages of many music festivals in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean with her emotive powerhouse vocals. She works within a wide variety of genres such as jazz, gospel, rhythm and blues, reggae, dancehall and more. She is known for her renditions of songs such as_Everybody Needs Someone To Love_ and _Tonight’s the Night._ Her vocal prowess has been likened to the greats: Aretha Franklin, Mary J. Blige, Lauryn Hill and Marcia Griffiths. Nikeishia has not restricted herself to singing however, she is also a songwriter, rapper, poet, author and emerging producer. Through her music, she expresses aspects of her life such as motherhood, love, sacrifice, struggle and triumph. She has worked with producers such as Donovan Germaine, Anthony B and Ernie Wilks and collaborated with Buju Banton. Her 7 track EP is titled _Wounded in Love_.

**ABOUT THE EXHIBITION**

_Daylight Come: Picturing Dunkley’s Jamaica_ examines the happenings and culture of Jamaica during John Dunkley’s life and acts as an accompaniment to the, now closed, exhibition _John Dunkley: Neither Day nor Night_ exhibition. It explores themes such as immigration, tourism and Jamaica’s journey into the Nationalist era while also taking a look at works by artists of his time, many of whom he would have interacted with.

Doors will open to the public from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. The performance by Nikeishia Barnes will begin at 1:30 p.m. As is customary on _Last Sundays_**, admission and guided tours are free**, but contributions to the Donations Box located in the Coffee Shop are appreciated. These donations help to fund our Last Sunday’s events. The National Gallery’s Gift Shop and Coffee Shop will also be open for business.

Orange Street

National Gallery of Jamaica

Last Sundays

$3500 PER PERSON  subject to GCT & Service Charge 

Join us from 11:30 am- 3pm for a warm, family-friendly afternoon filled with exciting activities, delicious food and live entertainment. 

 - Soup Station 
 - Carving Station 
 - Hot Station 
 - Salad Bar 
 - Jamaican Hot Chocolate 
 - Dessert Station 
 - Crepe/ Waffle Station 

For Reservations Call: [+1 (876) 926-3690](tel:18769263690)-9 

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Events in Kingston, Jamaica

In the morning

Rise Yoga

True Word & Worship Church

Last Sundays

Sunday Brunch

In the evening

One Hundred: All You Can Eat Crab Night!

Sunday Mingle