Entertainment

February 14, 2010

HAPPENINGS

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16

Flurt X

@ Cecil Charlton Estate, Mandeville.

Pre-Ash Wednesday Party (last lick before Lent)

@ The Deck, Trafalgar Road, Kingston

Time: 6:00 pm

Ash Wednesday Fiesta

@ Blythe’s Plaza, St Johns Road

Spanish Town.

Music by: Super Jam, DJ Inferno and Swingers Sound.

Black Out

@ Market Place, Constant Spring Road.

Featuring: Delano and Renaissance family, Lank from Code Red.

Time: 10:00 pm.

Shebada’s Birthnight Party — Naughty By Nature

@ Green Gables Theatre, 6 Cargill Avenue.

Featuring: Ragashanti, Lisa Hyper, Professor Nuts, Milk, Chu Chu, Bad Boy Trevor, Apachie and Sarge

Time: 11:00 pm.

Double or Nothing

@ Club Privilege, 14 – 16 Trinidad Terrace, New Kingston.

Featuring: DJ Narity, Arif Cooper.

Time: 9:00 pm.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17

Bob Marley One Love Charity Celebrity Football Matches and Celebolympics

@ The National Stadium

Featuring: Referees vs masters and celebrities, entertainers vs celebrities.

Time: 2:00 pm.

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Peta-Gaye Hardy, Founder, PGH Consulting, LLC

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