Good vibes at Different Strokes
Promoter of Different Strokes Sean Greenfield (second left) is assisted by (from left) Ashley Greenfield,Ann Marie Greenfield and Neikesha Myrie-Kozer to cut the cake to mark the 10th anniversary of thestaging of the bi-annual event. (Photos: Philp Lemonte)
Regional, Western
April 3, 2019

Good vibes at Different Strokes

The much-anticipated Charley’s JB Overproof Rum-sponsored Different Strokes retro party unfolded last Saturday at the Island Lux Beach in the resort town of Negril.

Scores of patrons danced the night away as they listened to their favourite retro songs played by selector Collin Hines, among others.

Those in attendance also indulged in a wide variety of delicacies and copious amounts of assorted drinks.

Sean Greenfield, the promoter of the event, said despite the change of venue — from Cayenne Beach in Negril to Island Lux Beach — he is happy that patrons are pleased with the outcome of the event.

Now in its 10th year, the next staging of Different Strokes will be held on November 23.

The Jamaica Observer West brings you highlights of Saturday’s staging of the event.

Cabaret singer Georgia Henry dances up a storm.
Captain Collin Hines at the turntable
Denesha Dawson (left) and friend Tara Crowl
ShaneenAnderson getsdown to one of thehits being playedby Captain CollinHines.

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