There's always something exciting happening in Jamaica.
Our calendar of events is jampacked with things to do and places to go for solo traveler,
families among us, or couples here to create a lifetime memories.

The prolific Jamaican musicians will join forces to “give birth to an unforgettable musical experience” on January 1st, Destine Media PR expressed in a press release sent to Hype Life Magazine. “Intimate” is set to take place at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in Priory, St Ann on the north coast of Jamaica.

The Accompong Maroon Festival involves singing dancing, cooking, and storytelling. It is the perfect place to learn about the history and contribution of the Maroons to Jamaican cultural traditions.

This is a week-long celebration between February 01 and 6 of the life and times of the reggae legend Bob Marley. This event is organized by the Bob Marley Foundation and includes several commemorative events, culminating in a massive celebration on February 6, which is Bob Marley’s birthday. Most of the activities are held at the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston.

Are you a foodie? You're in for a great treat as the Jamaican events calendar is filled with food festivals and celebrations of the culinary art. The Jamaica Food & Drink Festival offers a week-long revelry with each night dedicated to a different theme to keep things interesting on the plate.

The Jamaica Classic (branded as the Jersey Mike's Jamaica Classic) is an early-season college basketball tournament that takes place in November of each year at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Games played at the Montego Bay Convention Centre are televised on the CBS Sports Network.

The Jamaica Classic (branded as the Jersey Mike's Jamaica Classic) is an early-season college basketball tournament that takes place in November of each year at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Games played at the Montego Bay Convention Centre are televised on the CBS Sports Network.

Jamaica's largest international Pro-Am, sponsored by the Jamaica Tourist Board, has quickly become one of golf's most popular winter tournaments with teams consisting of players from the U.S., Canada. Europe and the Caribbean.

At least 600 runners and walkers are set to travel to Jamaica to run along the established Reggae Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K Negril route, even as the event is a virtual race this year.