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Bump Grave: Resting Place For Jamaica's only National Heroine

Jamaica is filled with historic landmarks and memorials but one of the most meaningful Jamaican sites that I've visited is the final res...

Enveloped in 11 acres of lush gardens and courtyards, in the heart of Kingston, Devon House represents Jamaica's proud heritage. Const...

I never get tired of traveling to Jamaica but I'm especially excited about visiting a parish I've never experienced: Port Antonio in...

Watching the Jamaican Bobsled Team at the Sochi 2014 Olympics conjures up memories of the classic '90s movie, Cool Runnings for a lot o...

It has been 40 years since the quintessential reggae band Third World, graced the globe with its smooth and spirited rhythms. Debuting live...

This is very serious business. Like Democrat or Republican, White Sox or Cubs, Stones or Beatles, choosing your favorite Jamaican pattie he...

Ackee is the Jamaican national fruit and I love it so much that I ate it everyday while I was on the island. An exotic fruit that's cook...

Jamaica is a beautiful country on many levels. The landscape is gorgeous, the people are warm and the culture is rich. That's a lot to t...

I'm headed to the land of wood and water, otherwise known as Jamaica, this week for the Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival in Montego Bay...