Amalgamation: A Jamaican International Dance Performance on September 5th, 2025 at 7 PM
Independence Message from Consul General Alison Wilson, OD, on Jamaica’s 63rd Independence Anniversary
My Fellow Jamaicans and Friends of Jamaica, As we celebrate another milestone in the remarkable journey of our beloved Jamaica, I extend warm and heartfelt greetings to our vibrant Jamaican Diaspora across the 33 states served by the Consulate General of Jamaica in New York, and to our friends in Puerto Rico and Bermuda. This […]
Shaggy Reinvents Again with “Mr. Symphonic”
By Staff Writer, Jamaicans.com | Editorial credit: April Visuals / shutterstock.com Shaggy, the reggae legend behind timeless hits like It Wasn’t Me and Angel, is proving once again why he remains one of Jamaica’s most enduring musical icons. His latest project, “Mr. Symphonic,” blends the rhythmic heart of reggae with the grandeur of a symphony orchestra, creating a unique […]
Actress Christina Cooper Discusses Jamaican Heritage, Family, Career and Upcoming Film ‘Coming to Jamaica’
By Kadia Francis, jamaicans.com | Photo courtesy of jamaicans.com Christina Cooper, a dynamic Jamaican American actress, model, director and tv producer is breaking barriers in the film and television world and is now bringing her talents to her family’s origins in Jamaica. Born in Los Angeles to a Chinese mother and a Jamaican father, her […]
A Traveller’s Guide to the Best Museums in Jamaica
By jamaicans.com Jamaica may be synonymous with pristine beaches and lively music, but it is also a treasure trove of history and culture. Beyond the rum and rhythms lies an array of museums that capture the very essence of the island. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the rebellious spirit of reggae or delve into […]
Jamaica Tourism Unveils Stunning Mural for Peace
By Linda Hohnholz, eturbonews | Photo Courtesy of Jamaica Tourist Board A stunning mural, the latest addition to the Downtown Kingston Art District, was unveiled by the Ministry of Tourism, on World Tourism Day, September 27, as part of activities to mark Tourism Awareness Week (TAW) 2024. Executed through a collaborative effort between the Tourism […]
Bleaching in Jamaica: The Historical and Modern Motivations, Economic Costs, Mental Impact, and Physical Consequences
By Esther Claudette Gittens | Editorial credit: Alexander Izyumov / shutterstock.com Skin bleaching, the practice of using chemical agents to lighten one’s skin, has emerged as a widespread phenomenon in Jamaica, with both men and women engaging in the practice. Skin bleaching is not a new concept—it has historical roots in the colonial period and […]