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Jamaica Carnival: Where Easter Meets Mas

Easter in Jamaica is traditionally a time of church services, family gatherings, and solemn reflection. But in recent years, another vibrant celebration has taken root during this sacred season: Jamaica Carnival. This article is Part 3 of our Easter mini-series, exploring how Jamaicans balance faith, food, and festivity during the Easter season.If you missed the […]

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Easter in Jamaica: A Celebration of Faith, Food, and Fun

Easter in Jamaica is more than just a religious observance—it’s a time of deep reflection, cultural expression, and family traditions that have been passed down for generations. From solemn church services to the joyous tradition of kite flying and the irresistible taste of bun and cheese, Easter is one of the most widely celebrated holidays

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Jamaican Badwords 101: A History, A Guide, and a Good Laugh

Introduction: More Than Just a Curse Word Jamaican badwords are more than just expletives—they are history, culture, and creative expression and raw emotion all wrapped into a few syllables. Whether used in anger, humor, or pure frustration, these words have a rhythm and intensity that make them uniquely Jamaican. But where did they come from?

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Spirits of Jamaica: Haunted Places and Folklore

Jamaica is a land where history and mystery intertwine, where tales of the past linger in whispers and shadows. Beyond the beaches and reggae rhythms, there’s a world of haunted places and supernatural legends that ignite the imagination. From grand estates to river crossings, “Jamaica’s haunted places and folklore” unveil a spine-tingling side of the

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Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios, Jamaica

Discover Historic Landmarks in Jamaica for National Heroes Day

As we conclude our three-part series on National Heroes Day Jamaica, we shift our focus to the important role of Jamaica’s historic landmarks. These places are powerful symbols of our nation’s resilience and offer a meaningful way to honour the heroes who fought for freedom, equality, and independence. Visiting historic landmarks in Jamaica can deepen

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National Heroes Day Jamaica: A Family Celebration of Culture and History

National Heroes Day Jamaica is a special time to celebrate not only our national heroes but also the rich culture and history they fought to protect. It’s an opportunity for families to come together, reflect, and engage in meaningful activities that honour our heroes’ legacies. This article is the second part (for part one click

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Honouring Our Heroes: A Journey Through the Lives of Jamaica’s National Heroes

Every year on National Heroes Day, Jamaicans pause to reflect on the sacrifices made by our national heroes—individuals who fought for freedom, equality, and national pride. Jamaica’s history is intertwined with the courage and determination of these iconic figures who shaped the nation we celebrate today. Through their unrelenting bravery, Jamaica’s National Heroes have left

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Jamaican Street Dance

Why You Should Ditch the All-Inclusive Resort and Explore Jamaica Like a Local

So, you’ve booked a stay at one of Jamaica’s all-inclusive resorts—sun, sand, endless drinks, and plenty of pampering. While the comfort and luxury of an all-inclusive vacation are tempting, you’re missing out on the real Jamaica if you never venture beyond those resort gates. Jamaica is a destination that thrives on its vibrant culture, warm

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Labour Day in Jamaica: Celebrating Community, Culture, and Commitment

Labour Day, observed on May 23rd each year, holds significant cultural and historical importance in Jamaica. Beyond its origins as a day to honour the contributions of the working class, Labour Day has evolved into a celebration of community spirit, civic pride, and national unity. This year Jamaica commemorates Labour Day under the theme “Ramp

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