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October Festivals in Jamaica


Heritage Food Festival, Kingston

Jamaica’s culinary heritage is the focus of this week. Regional dishes complemented by local music. The festival spans a full week; all events take place at the elegant Nova Hotel.

Terra Nova’s Heritage Food Festival, Kingston

Jamaica’s culinary heritage is celebrated here with regional dishes complemented by local music. The festival spans a full week; all events take place at the elegant Nova Hotel.

Mento Yard, Seville Great House, St. Ann (near Ocho Rios)

A great place to learn more about the cultural heritage of Jamaica, this annual event includes song, dance, crafts and more. The site itself is of interest, too. The great house was constructed at the site of Maima, a former Arawak/Spanish and African village.

All That Heritage & Jazz Festival, Montego Bay

This annual heritage festival includes both local and international jazz musicians.

Port Antonio Blue Marlin Tournament, Port Antonio Marina, Port Antonio

This is one of the oldest fishing tournaments in the Caribbean, attracting dedicated anglers from around the globe.

Treasure Beach Hook ‘n Line Fishing Tournament, Treasure Beach

This South Coast fishing tournament also features environmental exhibits.

Peter Tosh’s Birthday Celebration, Belmont, Westmoreland

The well-known Jamaican singer is memorialized with concerts, slide shows and celebrations.

Oktoberfest, Kingston

Sponsored by the Jamaican German Society, this late-October event offers German food and beer. Octoberfest celebrations have been going on for over a quarter-century.

 

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