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Each February, Reggae month is celebrated both here and abroad. And for the last 5 years, the local celebrations have been spearheaded by the Jamaica Reggae Industry Association with the support of the Ministry of Youth and Culture.

Reggae Month is now on in earnest with activities almost daily! The Emancipation Park in New Kingston has become the unofficial home of the celebrations. 

Jamaicans will get a taste of the art of comics as renowned US Comic Specialist Alex Simmonds will host two workshops this weekend at the University of Technology.

On April 11, the University of Technology will honor the outstanding contribution women have made to the music industry, with the staging of their annual Literary Festival and Cultural Showcase. The one day event, which will take the form of an Art Exhibition, Literary Workshop, Literary Festival and Cultural Showcase, will highlight the creative genius of women in the industry...

The University of Technology’s annual Literary Festival and Cultural Showcase will honor Jamaican music industry stalwarts with a special tribute to the creative genius of women in the industry.

For the past week, book lovers have been treated to a host of activities across the corporate area, thanks to the Kingston Book Festival. The annual, week-long event kicked off on March 2 and continues until Sunday March 10.

Starting next week, Alliance Française de la Jamaïque, in association with the Diplomatic Missions of Belgium, Canada and France, will stage the 12th Annual Francophone Film Festival.

Hundreds turn out to support up and coming reggae acts for the first staging of the Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment’s Arts in the Park.

University of Technology will honor the outstanding contribution women have made to the music industry, with the staging of their annual Literary Festival and Cultural Showcase.

The 53 minute long radio play aired on the BBC World Service last Sunday to an audience of millions. In the Fisherman, the veteran communicator craftily weaves a tale about the touchy issue of the Sex Trade and how it affects families and communities.

Jamaica lost a cultural icon this week with the passing of musicologist and anthropologist, Dr. Olive Lewin.

Several hard working Jamaican animators are producing top quality films which have been creating waves on the local and international scene.