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  • Writer's pictureMartha Vignati

JAMAICA ENTERTAINMENT 2024 SCHEDULE


In addition to the beautiful beaches, clear blue water and friendly community, there is a steady line-up of events this summer will allow everyone visiting Jamaica the opportunity to find an experience best of festivals, authentic cultural experiences, unspoiled nature.


Lineup:


July 14-20: Reggae Sumfest. Kicking off the summer season is the largest reggae festival in the Caribbean, Montego Bay’s Reggae Sumfest. This most anticipated event, which attracts visitors from around the world, will pay tribute to the musical genres that originated in Jamaica with performances from top Reggae talent, including YG Marley, Capleton and international superstar Babyface, plus themed parties like Street Dance, a showcase of top DJs and dancehall culture, and Sumfest All White, an immersive celebration featuring throwback musical hits.


July 18: Jamaica Rum Festival. A showcase in Jamaica’s world-renowned rum, whose flavor comes from sugarcane grown in the island’s special mineral-rich soil. Rum will be savored alongside the best of Jamaican cuisine, art, and live music.


Aug. 2-5: Portland Paradise Weekend. A four-day extravaganza that takes visitors on an immersive journey throughout one of Jamaica’s natural havens. Visitors can expect over-the-top parties, including a dancehall-fueled Electric Vybz night, plus relaxing guided nature excursions like a hike to Nanny Falls and total immersion into Portland’s lively dining and mixology scene.


Aug. 2-6: Dream Wknd. Jamaica’s largest party experience. This week-long festival features live music from top artists and DJs in genres including dancehall, soca, hip hop and pop. 


Aug. 2-6; Best Weekend Ever! Six unique events, including a fun-filled brunch, soca dance fest, and beach celebration, are curated for the ultimate destination party experience. Visitors can savor the best vibes on the white sand shores in Ocho Rios.

For details on upcoming special events, attractions and accommodations in Jamaica go to the JTB’s website at www.visitjamaica.com or call the Jamaica Tourist Board at 800-526-2422. . View the JTB blog at www.islandbuzzjamaica.com.

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