Art & Leisure
06 Sep, 2026
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Falmouth: The architecture of a legacy
Along Jamaica’s north coast, the historic town of Falmouth stands as more than a reminder of another era. Its graceful buildings, orderly streets and distinctive Georgian character tell a story about…
06 Sep, 2026
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30 Aug, 2026
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Richard Nattoo: Finding magic in memory, myth and the Jamaican landscape
“I would have never dreamed that the blue bird with the pretty tail would be my genesis.” Richard Nattoo was just four years old when he discovered what he wanted to do with his life. Watching an…
30 Aug, 2026
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30 Aug, 2026
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WISDOM OF THE WEEK - ‘Multi-tasking’ or ‘mono-tasking’?
In today’s fast-paced world, multi-tasking is often considered a sign of efficiency. People who can handle several things at once are seen as capable, productive, and in demand. On the other hand,…
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30 Aug, 2026
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INSPIRING JAMAICA - Where the island’s story comes alive
Step into the world of the Institute of Jamaica (IOJ), and you enter a living archive of the island’s imagination, knowledge, and identity. Established in 1879 by Sir Anthony Musgrave, then governor…
30 Aug, 2026
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An ode to friendships
It’s a guide for building emotionally intelligent friendships, the first book written by Elizabeth M. Bethel, which frankly declares that friendship is not instinct but a relational skill set.
30 Aug, 2026
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Want to imagine a better future? Write a poem
At school, I was told by my teachers I wasn’t allowed to take art A-level alongside biology and chemistry. I’ve always regretted listening to them. The crossover between the arts and sciences…