Christmas in Jamaica is warm, vibrant, and rooted in tradition. From church services and Grand Market to sorrel, rum cake, and modern-day parties, the season blends faith, food, and culture in uniquely Jamaican ways.
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Halloween might not be big in Jamaica, but we’ve always had our own kind of spooky — the real Jamaican duppy stories. Join Granny on the verandah as she shares chilling tales of River Mumma, Flat Bridge, and the White Witch of Rose Hall.
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From the misty hills of Portland to the golden coast of Clarendon, Jamaica’s rivers have always been more than water — they’re a way of life. In this Showcase Jamaica feature, we explore eight of the best rivers in Jamaica and two hidden gems where you can raft, relax, or just feel the island flow.
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🍵 Introduction: More Than Just Tea In every Jamaican yard, there’s one potion for every problem — and it usually starts with boiling water, a handful of bush (herbs), and Grandma saying, “Hold dis, it a go fix yuh up.” Before pharmacies and pills, Jamaicans turned to the land for healing. Jamaican bush teas wasn’t
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Heroes’ Weekend in Jamaica isn’t just another holiday — it’s a time to honour our national heroes while exploring the island they helped to shape. From bamboo rafting on the Martha Brae to river dips in Portland and sunsets in Negril, this year’s Showcase Jamaica picks highlight the best ways to relax, reconnect, and celebrate Jamaica over the long weekend. 🇯🇲
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Every Jamaican grew up hearing “Mi granny seh.” But Granny was more than sayings — she was the keeper of culture, the storyteller, and the soul of Jamaican family life.
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From a humble Kingston bake to a global favorite, the Jamaican patty is more than food — it’s history, hustle, and island flavor wrapped in a flaky crust. Discover how this golden bite became a true taste of yard. 🇯🇲
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Before Netflix, Wi Did Have Anansi Long before TV and TikTok, Jamaicans gathered under the stars, on front steps, or beside the fire to hear stories passed down from generation to generation. These weren’t just stories for laughs — they were how we taught lessons about wit and the spirit of survival, sparked imagination, and
🕷️ Who Is Bredda Anansi? Meet the Spider Who Stole the Spotlight in Jamaican Folklore Read More »
From soul to sound system, these dancehall songs carry more than riddim—they carry memories. This feature breaks down iconic tracks that borrowed from old-school classics and flipped them into Jamaican anthems. Whether it’s disco, R&B, or even opera, these samples prove that dancehall is a masterclass in musical reinvention.
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Introduction Jamaican slangs is more than just words—it’s the heartbeat of the island’s culture. Bold, rhythmic, and expressive, slang and Patois phrases capture the humor, history, and everyday life of Jamaica. Whether you’re reasoning with a friend, vibing at a dance, or shopping at a corner store, Jamaican expressions color every conversation. In this guide,
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