Entertainment
October 29, 2010

Jazz in the gardens celebrates 10

CELEBRATION Time is the theme for tomorrow’s staging of another in the series, Jazz in the Gardens, set for the Jamaica Pegasus in Kingston.

Celebration Time will feature Tony Gregory, Mickey Hanson, Maurice Charles, Velia Espeut, Dean Barnett, Jahmel, Omega Elements and Harold Davis and Friends; Master of Ceremonies, Michael Anthony Cuffe.

Over the last ten years the bi-monthly event not only has the garden watered with amazing classical jazz, but patrons have been thrilled by the performances and have left the venue yearning for more.

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