Events' Realm

Come to see the performances of the top 10 festival songs; "Jamaica Formula", "Jamaica You Nice Enuh", "The Type of Jamaica", "I love Jamaica", "Jamaica Wi Rich", "Let's Do It in Jamaica", "Hands on Your Heart", "Jamaica A Wi Home" and "We Big All Around".

Junction Square

Jamaica Festival Song: Road Shows

Pick up games for kids ages 7-12, each child will be placed on a team to play 10 minute games. The winning team stays on the field.

Football Factory Limited

Kids' Night Out

Sun Down street jam carnival cooler fete featuring a host of special guest selectors.

Dominica Street

Sun Down : D'Original Carnival Cooler Fete

Jamaica Music Museum/Institute of Jamaica in association with the Ocho Rios Jazz Festival presents a Jazz concert featuring Stephen Scott, Curtis Lundy, Marjorie Whylie and Myrna Hague.

Ocho Rios

Twin Double Jazz Concert

Jamaica

Saint Ann

Main Street

CLUB Foreplay

Star-time Saturdays

Sundaze Bar & Grill

Exotic Thursdays

Badbull 37th birthday celebration, cake sale, and stage show featuring  Beenie Man, likkle D and Baby Trish.

Bad Bull Studio

Badbull Boss 37th Birthday

Moet & Chandon invites you to celebrate the magic spirit of champagne. Join 1 million people in 80 countries for a 24hour toast and historic movement of celebration, toasting life, love & friendship.

Saint Andrew

Kingston

Moet Grand Day


						   	
		             Exhibition of Recent Works by Artists
 WHEN: 
 SAT | JUN 9 | 2018
 WHERE: 
 Grosvenor Galleries, Kingston, Jamaica
 OFFICIAL DETAILS: 
https://www.facebook.com/GrosvenorGalleries/

														    	
			    	
													  	

Grosvenor Galleries

Exhibition of Recent Works by Artists

Come and meet the 10 finalists in our 2018 Jamaica Festival Song Competition at the Junction Square, St. Elizabeth as they perform their entry song.
See you there!

2018 Jamaica Festival Song Road Show

Come and meet the 10 finalists in our 2018 Jamaica Festival Song Competition at the Junction Square, St. Elizabeth as they perform their entry song.
See the list of finalists below:  
·         Strong Jamaican written by Patrick Kitson and performed by Escarpment Road New Testament Church of God
·         Jamaica A Wi Home written and performed by Oneil Scott, stage name: Nazzleman 
·         Hands on your Heart written by Karel Wisdom, M. Bennett and G. Wright and performed by Karel Wisdom, stage name: Jah Wiz
·         The Type of Jamaica written and performed by Radcliffe Palmer, stage name: Radcliffe John
·         Jamaica Wi Rich written and performed by Victor Richards, stage name: Juke Box
·         I Love Jamaica written by Sheea-Ann Hewan and  performed by Roger Mendez, stage name: Rojjah
·         Jamaica You Nice Enuh written and performed by Tanice Morrison, stage name: Reggae Soul Child
·         Jamaica’s Formula written and performed by Everton Pessoa, stage name: Pesso
·         Wi Big All Around written and performed by Dennis McKay, stage name: Mackie Conscious
·         Let’s Do It Jamaica written and performed by Courick Clarke, stage name: Koriq
See you there!


Jamaica Festival Song Road Show - Junction Square

We're having #Bootcamp training every other saturday until game day! Learn how to climb ropes, flip over cargo nets, maneuver through monkey rings and more!  
  
Call us at [(876) 927-6613](tel:18769276613) or [(876) 340-3384](tel:18763403384) to book your space.

$1,000 includes hydration and bananas.

Limited spaces available!

Old Hope Road

Hope Zoo

Guardsman Games Bootcamp Training

The  **Law Enforcement Torch Run**  is the premier avenue for fundraising and public awareness for Special Olympics. Special Olympics cater to athletes who are intellectually challenged by giving them an opportunity to participate in several sporting disciplines. Special Olympics bear the motto "_Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt_."  
  
Each year almost 90 thousand dedicated law enforcement officers participate in the torch run throughout 35 nations, 12 Canadian provinces and 50 US states, raising in excess of $46 Million USD for local Special Olympics programs and more than $461 Million since its inception in 1981. Click  [here](http://letr.org/)  for more information.  
  
In 1986, Jamaica became the first nation outside of the United States to adopt the Torch Run and to date has contributed an estimated J$30 million toward preparing and sending athletes to international games. These funds were raised primarily through collection drives by police officers and corporate sponsorship. The collection drives were done during an actual run across the entire island by police officers bearing a lit torch which is the symbol of LETR international.  
  
In 2011, for the first time, other state security agencies and the Social Development Commission were brought under the LETR banner. Through the combined efforts of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, the Jamaica Defence Force, the Jamaica Fire Brigade, the Department of Correctional Services and Customs, Special Olympics Jamaica received J$2.5 million toward travel expenses to the world winter games in PyeongChang, Korea in January 2013.

  
**DATE**
  
Saturday, June 9, 2018 | Race Start - 6:30am (Warm Up - 6:00am)  
  
  
**LOCATION**  
  
Police Officers' Club, 34 Hope Road, Kingston 10  
  
  
**EVENTS**  
  
5K Run, 5K Walk, 5K Wheelchair  
  
  
**ROUTE**  
  
Updated Route Coming Soon.  
  
  
**REGISTRATION**  
  
Registration is open to all individuals and teams (corporate, schools, clubs, church groups).  
  
Registration closes **Friday, June 1, 2018**  or upon achieving the event limit, whichever comes first.  **THERE IS NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION.**  
  
**Entry Fee:**  Children (12 Years & Under) - $600 / Adults - $1,200 per person for individuals and teams..  
  
**Entries are neither refundable nor transferable, and name changes are not allowed**.  
  
  
**Online Registration** 
  
Individuals and teams can register and pay online using a Visa debit or any credit card.  
  
[**CLICK HERE**](https://www.runningeventsja.com/registration/LETR2018)  to proceed to Running Events Jamaica to register and pay online.  
  
  
**Manual Registration**  
  
Download and complete the  [**Entry Form**](https://www.runningeventsja.com/doc/letr2018-entry.pdf). Submit with cash or cheque payment to the Police Officers' Club, 34 Hope Road, Kingston 10 / telephone [(876) 754-0600](tel:+18767540600) / [(876) 805-4107](tel:+18768054107) /  [(876) 442-7338](tel:+18764427338).  
  
  
_Your registration will NOT be processed until payment is verified. Please  [contact us](https://www.runningeventsja.com/contact.html)  if you have any registration queries._  
  
  
**PACKET PICK-UP**  
  
Race packets can be collected on Thursday and Friday, June 7 - 8 from 11:00am to 5:00pm at the Police Officers' Club, 34 Hope Rad, Kingston 10.  **THERE IS NO NUMBER PICK-UP ON RACE DAY.**  
  
Your bib number will be labelled with your name and marked for the event you entered. The bib is to be pinned to the front of your shirt. You must wear the bib number assigned to you. Switching of race events is NOT allowed once race registration is closed. Entrants in the Run event can Run and Walk. However, the Walk race is for Walkers Only.  
  
Each participant is responsible for knowing and complying with all the official  [rules and regulations](https://www.facebook.com/notes/running-events-jamaica/chip-timing-rules/740337319333457). Failure to comply with the rules of the event will subject you to disqualification.  
  
  
**RACE DAY PARKING**  
  
Secured parking will be available at the Police Officers' Club, the [Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre](/101564), [Ardenne Extension](/108831) and [Priory](/locations/21000061).

Police Officers Club

Law Enforcement Torch Run - 5k Run/walk

Hope Botanical Gardens

Community Yoga

Krazy Kris of Kool 97FM presents his Birthday Bash with music by Krazy Kris, DJ Marvin, Bad Boy Cha Cha and Craig Ross.

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