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A Minuit of luxury
Kellon Williams, Minuit project assistant (left), and Minuit Director Jermaine Brown (third right) share lens time with Innovative Signs Ltd&rsquo;s MD, Andrew Fogarthy (second left); Marketing Manager Michelle McNaughton (third left); <InfoBold>Jamaica Observer</InfoBold>&rsquo;s Marketing Officer Stacy-Ann Neilson (second right); and Select Brand&rsquo;s Brand Manager Kevon Spence (right) at the launch of Minuit at the Jamaica Conference Centre, downtown Kingston, on December 14.<strong> (Photos: Garfield Robinson)</strong>
Entertainment
December 30, 2016

A Minuit of luxury

ORGANISERS of New Year’s Eve party, Minuit, feel their event scheduled for Nethersole Place at Kingston’s Waterfront is one that “should not be missed”.

“It will be an ultra-premium event,” said Jermaine Brown, Minuit director.

According to Brown, that premium feel will be experienced long before you get to the venue, with secured, VIP parking at Scotiabank and Bank of Jamaica parking lots.

Once inside, patrons will have a huge treat as the party’s décor will be optimised with great vantage points for New Year’s Eve fireworks.

“We partnered with the Urban Development Corporation for the best view of the fireworks come Sunday morning,” Brown said.

Music will be provided by DJ Jazzy T, Selector Shane and DJ Karyzma.

There’ll be cabanas which come with concierge service — a personal bartender and pre-stocked bar.

Top local chef, Jacqui Tyson is set to provide a memorable dining experience.

“This is the first time for Minuit, but I’m sure this event will become an annual, must-attend one,” Brown added.

— Rory Daley

 

A Jacqui Tyson chef cooking up a storm at the launch of Minuit in downtown Kingston recently<strong> Photo: Garfield Robinson</strong>
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