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Yutes4Change Foundation, through the art of living, will be partnering with the Gregory Park Primary School to host an Information and Wellness Fair in the Gregory Park community.

Consultant to Advise On Cannabis Licensing Authority, Education Ministry moves to provide more incentives to schools and Work to begin on Dump Up Beach in Montego Bay.

In Today edition we’ll tell you who has been crowned 2015 JCDC Artylympic Champions.

Dramatherapy involves the use of theatre techniques to facilitate personal growth and promote mental health.

The Alliance Francais de la Jamaique will be having an International Reggae artiste in concert this Saturday as something extra for its recently concluded French Language and Francophonie Week.

Young artists, it’s your time to step forward as Jamaica’s next generation of cultural icons. Wondering how exactly that’s going to work? The JCDC is here to make it all happen.In today’s programme, We highlight one way they have been doing just that.

The Ministry of Youth and Culture is moving to implement the Art for Life Programme in all children’s homes across the island as well as in the protective sector.

The Jamaica Cultural Development Commission-JCDC-will host a national exhibition from March 15 to 29 at the Jamaica Conference Centre.

Local talents in scriptwriting, directing, producing and acting will get an opportunity to showcase their craft to the world, at the inaugural staging of the Jamaica Film Festival slated for July 7 to 11 in Kingston.

On today’s programme, we highlight the recently launched Lignum Vitae Writing Awards which seeks to raise the stature of writers and writing in Jamaica.

We celebrate Robert Nesta Marley and his contributions to the genre. February 6 marks the 70th anniversary of his birth and that gives us even more reason to celebrate.

The National Gallery of Jamaica’s Saturday Art-Time programme for children has been active since September 2009. It’s an exciting range of gallery-based art workshops for children ages 8 to 15 years.The workshops are designed to provide an opportunity for children to learn about Jamaican culture and history through the gallery’s permanent collection and exhibitions