Negril
The best spot for live reggae on Seven Mile Beach, Bourbon Beach has hosted such greats as John Holt and Gregory Isaacs; younger talent appears on…
Must-see entertainment in Jamaica
Negril
With a rotating roster of musicians anchored by a rock-solid ‘riddim’ section, the house Hurricane Band shows tourists a thing or two about roots music…
Kingston
The place for cricket in Jamaica. The 30,000-seat arena hosted its first test match in 1929. Come here for international matches, and to watch the Jamaica…
Negril
This Negril institution is one of the oldest beach bars. The Live Reggae Beach Parties feature local and occasional international acts, beginning around…
Kingston
The horse races at Caymanas Park in Portmore, one of the best race tracks in the Caribbean (and immortalized in several classic ska songs), make for a…
Kingston
Jamaica's most active theatre, putting on plays, folk concerts and modern dance throughout the year. The National Dance Theatre Company performs here…
Negril
This is essentially a party lawn with speakers, where occasional music performances are held, such as the Bob Marley Birthday Bash in February. Call Kubba…
Kingston
Big-name concerts, track-and-field events such as the Boys & Girls Championships, and matches featuring the Reggae Boyz, Jamaica’s national football …
Kingston
A leading light of Jamaica's thriving theater scene. Strong on local comedies, dramas and musicals, performed in patois and English.
Montego Bay
The home stage of MoBay’s innovative Little Theatre Company; check its Facebook page for info on upcoming shows.
Kingston
Five screens showing what's new from Hollywood and screened live events. Tickets can be booked online.
Ocho Rios
Single-screen cinema in the Island Village that carries the latest Hollywood releases.
Treasure Beach
This badge of the local community was opened in 2012 and contains tennis courts, several football pitches and – pride of place – a cricket oval. Look out…
