archive for November 2008

• Smokin’ Jacket – November 29 – Some Highlights

  30 November 2008 by Karin in Happenings On The Edge [ 7 comments ]

  Highlights from Smokin' Jacket, Carlos Cafe, November 29...

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• Smokin’ Jacket Tomorrow Night at Carlos Cafe

  28 November 2008 by Karin in Happenings On The Edge [ 1 comment ]

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• International Chamber Music Concert Tonight at School of Music

  27 November 2008 by Karin in Music [ no comments ]

  The German Embassy in collaboration with the Edna Manley College for Visual & Performing Arts presents INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC SOIREE featuring Walter-Michael Vollhardt - Cello (Germany) Laura Kargul - Piano (U. S. A.) Rosina Christina Moder - Recorder (Austria) Steven Woodham - Violin (Jamaica) works by Beethoven, Brahms, Telemann, Schubert Franck, Popper, ...

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• “It’s a Reggaelution” Coming Dec 6 Feat. Buju Banton, Rootz Underground & Etana

  27 November 2008 by Karin in Happenings On The Edge [ 1 comment ]

  "It's a Reggaelution" fuses an all-inclusive party with performances from Buju Banton, Etana and Rootz Underground with a special appearance by Tarrus Riley.  This is Buju Banton's only performance in Jamaica for 2008. This promises to be a great show at ...

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• More About Rootz Underground

  27 November 2008 by Karin in Music,Rootz Underground [ 1 comment ]

  Video contributed by Pelua.

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• Hezron Plays Red Bones Friday Nov 28

  25 November 2008 by Karin in Happenings On The Edge [ no comments ]

  For more about Hezron, visit Hezron's myspace page

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• Next Smokin’ Jacket – November 29

  24 November 2008 by Karin in Happenings On The Edge [ 1 comment ]

  CHECK OUT THE LAST PARTY! Smokin' Jacket Brings Out the Party People

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• Jamaica For Sale: A Documentary on Jamaica’s Tourism Industry

  24 November 2008 by Karin in Film [ no comments ]

  JAMAICA FOR SALE, is a recently produced documentary on tourism and unsustainable development by Esther Figueroa and Diana McCaulay. It is somewhat controversial as it discusses the negative impact that tourism has had on the Jamaican environment as well as looks ...

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