Lorna who believes that all humans ARE CONNECTED shares from her diary notes on her September 2008 trip to Barcelona, Spain.
Read MoreMonth: September 2009
Buju Banton, Beenie Man, Wayne Wonder for Reggae Bash October 31st
This year’s Reggae Bash, according to promoters, promises to be a momentous event, with a stellar line-up of performances.
Read MoreCaradise, caribbean paradise on display!
Following is an excerpt from an article by the Gleaner’s Georgia Hemmings, on the first solo exhibition of Anthea McGibbon.
“VERY SUCCESSFUL” is how photographer and graphic designer, Anthea McGibbon, describes her first solo exhibition, held recently in the United States (U.S.).
Read MoreU.S. Embassy, Jamaica Library Service details film series
In collaboration with the Jamaica Library Service, the U.S. Embassy announces a classic American film series. The films, which are free to the public, will be shown every Tuesday, September 15 to October 13, at the Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Library, 2 Tom Redcam Drive in Kingston starting at 6:00 p.m.
Read MoreJamaica’s Hoyes Takes a Bit of Africa in Europe Tour
Jamaican born visual art master, Bernard Stanley Hoyes has been enjoying a powerful year. Upon the recent New York installation of his six-foot blue fin tuna sculpture, titled “The Grand Catch”, which he crafted from granite in Fuzhou City in the Fujian Province of China, one might think the acclaimed artist might be ready to rest on his laurels for a bit.
Read MoreArtful gems glow in Montego Bay at the Ahhh Gallery!
THERE’S A glowing Caribbean paradise at the top of one of Jamaica’s hills in on the outskirts of Montego Bay.
It’s the Aaah! gallery, owned by two extraordinaires – artist Ian and Tamika…
Skalnik’s ‘Art and Freedom’ in Jamaica
Themed ‘Art & Freedom’, it is a touring exhibition brought to Jamaica through the Embassy of the Czech Republic and the Honorary Consul of the Czech Republic, James Joseph.
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US Free Classic Film Festival
The U.S. Embassy and the Jamaica Library Service warmly invite you to a
U.S. Free Classic Film Festival, every Tuesday from September 15 to October 13, 2009.