Dexter McLean, a Jamaican-born photographer, refuses to let his birth disorder of cerebral palsy limit his potential. His desire to capture his people’s stories on film led him to Olympic Gardens, where he grew up, to photograph family, friends, and characters. These photographs are the subject of his exhibition at London’s Orleans House.
Prepare for two spectacular games as part of Jamaica’s 60th anniversary festivities. The Festival Queen and Gospel Star Competitions are now closed to new entrants, and candidates must now focus on preparation. They are not to be missed.
Visitors may now enjoy additional attractions at Dunn’s River Falls with their new Tek-A-Hike activity. Their attraction package can now include climbing the falls, enjoying the beach and their beautiful Tranquillity Gardens, and their beautiful Tranquillity Gardens but also taking a 2 miles hike.
Jamaica 60th Independence celebration was recently launched in Canada by Ministers Grange and Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett. During the launch, Minister Grange announced the lighting up of Niagara Falls.
At the yearly festival, attendees enjoyed the many ways to sample Blue Mountain Coffee. The well-attended event was held this year on the grounds of Devon House. The audience had a great time.
Kingston Creative’s Paint the City initiative has received a boost. They will keep beautifying the city until at least August 2022. It’s an exciting time to wander around downtown Kingston and see how the murals improve the environment.
The annual Jamaica Culinary Arts Competition hosted by the JCDC was boosted through their recently held Cake Decorating Workshop series. The workshop series will assist competition entrants in their preparations ahead of the May 13th deadline.
How is it possible that Google can only provide information on one Bustamante? It’s because the gentleman was unique. Jamaica’s first Prime Minister was honoured today with a floral tribute on the 138th anniversary of his birth.
The future of Jamaican culture and tradition is in the hands of our young. The JCDC, JNHT, and JNC-UNESCO have joined forces to promote this baton handover. During the 6th annual Cultural Clubs Conference, their unified culture clubs recognized the accomplishments of youth.
The reigning Miss Jamaica Festival Queen and dentist Dr Dominique Reid is on a mission to provide 590 healthy smiles of children across various parishes. The effort marks phase 2 of her Project Healthy Smiles Jamaica.
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