Southern view from Blue Mountain Peak Last weekend, a group of friends and I went hiking to the top of the Blue Mountains. Blue Mountain Peak is the highest point in Jamaica at 2,256 metres or 7,402 feet above sea level. I had hiked to the top once before many

Kwame Dawes, noted poet and novelist will be staging a one-man (Kwame) ‘Reading’ of Hope’s Hospice on July 12, 2009 at the Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts.

National history is to be made as Kim-Marie Spence will become the first Jamaican woman to ski from the coast to the south pole.  This endeavour is also going to make global history as this is the  first such multinational female team to ski to  the pole.  Furthermore,  Kim Marie

Contributed by Charles Lazarus, Guitarist for Rootz Underground   Check  out tracks at http://soundcloud.com/charleslazarus Electronic music never leaves me jaded, its evolving all the time and through the changes in technology the sound moves through its phases steadily. I’ve been playing records for a decade and bouncing around in dark

Brand New Machine presents “PAPARAZZI”, The Hollywood Edition. It’s Director Jay Will’s  hi-fashion celebrity birthday gala.   

YardEdge: Why are you an artist? Negash: Well I guess you could say it was out of self preservation (lol). What do I mean by that you’re wondering? Ok when I was younger my Dad collected comics… all sorts, Spiderman, Batman, Superman, you name it, and I loved reading them. I

Stefanie Belnavis presents ‘NOT FOR EGO, BEYOND SELF, NOT OF THIS WORLD’, a benefit dance performance in aid of the Salvation Army’s Home for Children, “The Nest” and Stefanie’s Master’s programme in Dance Movement Therapy at Antioch University. Stefanie’s goal is to become a Certified Dance Movement Therapist with the

  Some bad news for reggae bands and fans alike as the San Diego County Fair organizers cancel a reggae festival as part of their line up for this year.    Read more at signonsandiego.com.

Jamaica Vibes presents award winning films they never show in Jamaica. Showtime  is 7pm with short films and photography, then 9pm sharp for the feature presentation of MIRACLE AT ST ANNA.