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Published:Thursday | May 4, 2023 | 12:37 AM
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Three friends, two beers, a good party of five! From left: Our lens caught Tracy-Ann Granston, Allan Ismail and Jodi-Ann Pryce having a good time.
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Three friends, two beers, a good party of five! From left: Our lens caught Tracy-Ann Granston, Allan Ismail and Jodi-Ann Pryce having a good time.
There was no stopping these creatives, Maurice Campbell, engineer (left) and Jessica Cargil, YouTuber, from showing up at the Kingston Creative Art Walk.
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There was no stopping these creatives, Maurice Campbell, engineer (left) and Jessica Cargil, YouTuber, from showing up at the Kingston Creative Art Walk.
It’s always vibes and laughter with these two! Kayla Mendez (left) and Social Media Influencer ‘Yaadman’ Ethan Campbell-Reid are always a pleasure to see.
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It’s always vibes and laughter with these two! Kayla Mendez (left) and Social Media Influencer ‘Yaadman’ Ethan Campbell-Reid are always a pleasure to see.
From left: Ryan Webb, Red Stripe marketing manager, dancehall artiste Agent Sasco and Sean Wallace, Red Stripe head of commerce, had a pow wow moments before the artiste’s thrilling performance.
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From left: Ryan Webb, Red Stripe marketing manager, dancehall artiste Agent Sasco and Sean Wallace, Red Stripe head of commerce, had a pow wow moments before the artiste’s thrilling performance.
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Scores turned out to the Kingston Creative Art Walk Festival on Sunday at Water Lane, downtown Kingston, for an artistic experience unlike any other, with art exhibitions, stilt walkers and endless opportunities on Market Street to purchase art pieces from the artisan village. ‘Socacize’ dance warm-ups, mural tours and Merritone calypso throwbacks kick-started the activity-packed day, while attendees also enjoyed paint-and-sip sessions and a brunch lined with some of Jamaica’s most creative, authentic and tasty dishes. The carnival-themed event culminated with a lively performance from dancehall artiste Agent Sasco, who brought his A-game and left the crowd chanting for more. The event was the perfect choice for persons who love the arts and soca, a ‘tabanca’ experience no one wanted to miss.