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‘All January Born’ party set for Whitter Village
Sharing in the cake-cutting celebrations during last year&rsquo;s staging of &lsquo;All January Born&rsquo;.<strong> (Photo: Aceion Cunningham)</strong>
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BY ACEION CUNNINGHAM Observer West writer MONTEGO BAY, St James  
January 10, 2017

‘All January Born’ party set for Whitter Village

The sixth staging of All January Born Birthnight Party is set for Whitter Village in Montego Bay this Saturday.

The event is the brainchild of Montego Bay-based party promoter Reginald Gilling, who is also the promoter of Limelight Igloo and Red and White Soiree.

“This is the first time the party will fall on my birthday so I’m looking for it to be even better. I have spoken to Rory from Stone Love and he has promised me that he will be bringing the heat on the night,” Gilling told Jamaica Observer West.

“We are creating a space for a great party, especially since it’s at the beginning of the year. It will be an elegant affair. We know persons are always looking for the best especially at the beginning of the year, and coupled with some persons who will be celebrating their birthdays during this month, it is going to be great.”

Montego Bay-based DJ Crazy Chris is set to handle musical juggling, along with Rory from Stone Love. Both selectors are expected to bring their “A game” especially with the considerable room they have been given, being the two DJs billed for the show.

 

 

Patrons share a frame during last year&rsquo;s staging of All January Born (<strong>Photo: Aceion Cunningham)</strong>
A dapper patron at the &lsquo;All January Born&rsquo; party last year.<strong> (Photos: Aceion Cunningham)</strong>
&lsquo;All January Born&rsquo; promoter Reginald Gilling (left) with friend Sonny Ranking.<strong> (Photo:Aceion Cunningham)</strong>

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