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Serves up (Mon - Thu: 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm , Fri: 10:00 am - 11:00 pm, Sat - Sun: 11:00 am - 11:00 pm) a wide variety of frozen yogurt flavors sold by the pound (US$10 - credit cards accepted) with toppings (sold separately per flavor) galore to choose from. A quirky interactive-experience-based alternative to local ice cream stalwart I-Scream at Devon House.
Coyaba Gardens and Mahoe Falls: The best-maintained waterfalls and garden combo in Ocho Rios handsomely exemplifies St. Ann’s motto of “The Garden Parish”.
Wassi Art: Jamaica’s most commercially successful ceramics studio uses local terra cotta and imported white clay to create exceptional works.
Accompong Maroon Festival is a cultural event held to honor the victory of the first Maroon War againist the British, and the signing of the peace treaty which granted them freedom over two centuries ago. The festival features singing, dancing, acting, food and musical entertainment to highlight and celebrate the bravery of their Maroon ancestors.
Miss Jamaica Universe is a beauty pageant that selects the contestant to represent Jamaica internationally in the Miss Universe beauty pageant.
Jamaica's top annual orchid show with particapants from the Jamaica Orchid society showcasing countless varieties of nature's most incredible flowers.
Jamaica's biggest bacchanal beach party is hosted at James Bond Beach, in Oracabessa Bay. It's non-stop bacchanal as revelers wine up and throw paint on one another from afternoon late into the night, with performances by top soca stars and antics on stage to keep the crowd going wild. Don't wear you're finest clothes unless you want them tie-dyed by the end of the night.
Belgian proprietor vera makes the best croissants in the northeast, if not Jamaica, and that's from French Canadians. Chocolate, almond, original (plain) and ham and cheese (US$1.25-1.50 each).
A celebration held in the main square of Albert Town, Trelawny to honour the Yam, which is believed to be one of Jamaica’s most popular foods. In the south Trelawny area of Jamaica the yam is a huge part of the livelihood and economy, this is what sparked the idea for this festival. It was originally a way to raise money for local farmers and support the local community.
It’s believed to be one of Jamaica’s biggest family friendly events, providing the perfect opportunity for families to get together and enjoy a fun packed day in an inexpensive manor. The one day event is held on a holiday (Easter Monday) and offers a combination of food, activities and a grand stage show featuring Jamaica’s top artistes.
The Melrose kite festival held in Claremont St. Ann is a family fun day hosted in a clean, family oriented environment. Every year thousands of Jamaicans and visitors/tourist turn up to enjoy an exciting day of kite watching, building and flying, along with rides and other entertainments.
