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Bacchanal Road March is Jamaica’s version of Trinidad's famous carnaval, where patrons take part in a vibrant procession throughout the streets of New Kingston and Half-Way-Tree. Patrons dress in colorful costumes representing the theme of the year, chug booze and dance to the overproof rhythms of carnival remixes provided by the trucks.
An iconic Off-Road Triathlon in the undiscovered south cost of Jamaica taking u through rugged hills, winding trails and pristine beaches to complete a : 350M swim/25K bike/7K run. It has been Voted as the top 5 Off-Road Races in the World - Triathlete Magazine.
The one night event is dedicated to conscious reggae music delivered by some of Jamaica’s finest reggae vocalist in the busines : Hugh “Beres” Hammond, Marcia Griffiths, Freddie McGregor, Charlie Chaplin just to name a few.
The Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards, the brainchild of larger-than-life fashionista, food critic, and Jamaica Observer lifestyle editor, Novia McDonald-Whyte, was established in 1998 to celebrate excellence in culinary presentation.
An event held to promote and showcase distinguished International as well as Jamaican and Caribbean Jazz musicians/artists.
An event held to promote and showcase distinguished International as well as Jamaican and Caribbean Jazz musicians/artists.
An event held to promote and showcase distinguished International as well as Jamaican and Caribbean Jazz musicians/artists.
An event held to promote and showcase distinguished International as well as Jamaican and Caribbean Jazz musicians/artists.
The largest reggae festival held in jamaica spanning three nights, Sumfest is a Montego Bay institution. It features rising and proven Jamaican reggae artistes as well as international musicians.
A marathon, half Marathon and 10K that starts at Long Bay Beach Park at the southern end of Negril’s Seven-Mile Beach. The course takes runners along Norman Manley Boulevard northward on flat roads. It's as much an excuse to go to Jamaica as it is a serious competition for most who participate.
