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Jamaican folklore on the streets
Group of persons parading horse costumes in the streets.
Tags: Costumes; Folklore; Folklore - Jamaica; Masks
A most enjoyable dance was demonstrated by members of the Spanish Town Cultural Theatre
"Flirtin' is fun: A most enjoyable dance was demonstrated by members of the Spanish Town Cultural Theatre on the occasion of the Spanish Town cultural evening held at the Kingston Intercontinental Hotel recently. The evening's entertainment programme…
Count Ossie's dancers entertain
"Count Ossie's dancers entertain. Their elegant routines are based on traditional Afro-Jamaican patterns."
Tags: Dance costume; Dancers; Dancers - Jamaica
The Kumina ritual by Tivoli Gardens
"The Kumina ritual which is to be staged by Tivoli Gardens performances on Sunday at Tastee's Lenton Concert. The free concert will be at Tastee's Open Air Theatre beginning at 4:30 p.m."
Jamaica Trade Exhibition
"Toronto Bound: Shown here are representatives of a number of public and private sector organisations scheduled to participate in the Jamaica National Export Corporation's Jamaica Trade Exhibition at the Harbour Castle Hilton, Convention Centre in…
Tags: Businessmen; Businesswomen
Exhibition on Vietnamese people
"Members of the public viewing an exhibition on the life, work and struggle of the Vietnamese people after the official opening at Tom Redcam Library on Sunday afternoon."
Quintin Banderas and Jose Marti
Exhibition showing Cuban military leader, Quintin Banderas and Cuban political leader, Jose Marti.
Dr. Joyce Bailey viewing exhibition on "Human Conflict and Mental Health"
"Viewing Mental Health Expo: Dr. Joyce Bailey, Co-ordinator of Curriculum Development of the Caribbean Council of Churches [first left], Mrs. Trixie Summerville [second left] and Mrs. Walker Watson, Secretary pf the Mental Health Association viewing…
Tags: Exhibitions; Exhibitions - Jamaica
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Myrtle Bank Hotel
View of the Myrtle Bank Hotel, built in the mid 1800s. This grand hotel was once known as the largest in the island.