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Morning Bliss turns four
Quite a dish (Photos: Rokin Entertainment)
Entertainment, Music
Kevin Jackson  
October 14, 2022

Morning Bliss turns four

Brunch and breakfast party series Morning Bliss celebrates its fourth anniversary on Heroes’ Day, Monday, October 17, with a food-inclusive brunch at Hope Gardens in St Andrew.

Dubbed the all-white edition, the event has Worthy Park Select as its title sponsor.

Junior Bloodline is the promoter of Morning Bliss.

“Our very first Morning Bliss was held in October 2018 at the Lyssons Beach in St Thomas. It has grown to become a staple calendar event being held each year on Heroes’ Day, Ash Wednesday, and on Independence Day,” said Junior Bloodline.

He added, “The support from our loyal patrons is what has kept us going through the years. We have had patrons coming from as far as Portland, Kingston, St Thomas, Ocho Rios, and even Negril.”

The promoter says the Heroes Day staging will be a memorable one.

“It’s our anniversary so we are going all out to ensure that our patrons have a good time enjoying good food and music. Morning Bliss has come into the city as a food-inclusive event and we will be whetting everyone’s taste buds with our exquisite menu of food from Ultimate Lounge and Kingston Blendzzz,” he said.

ZJ Liquid, Bloodline Franco, Brush1, Shukkle Bus, DJ Wayne, and DJ Rella are among the DJs who are tasked to take the event to higher decibels musically.

“What keeps our patrons coming back is the party vibe, the high energy, great music, and good food,” said Junior.

Blowing a kiss (Photo: Rokin Entertainment)
Soaking up the vibes at Morning Bliss (Photo: Rokin Entertainment)
Putting her best leg forward (Photo: Rokin Entertainment)
Striking a pose (Photo: Rokin Entertainment)
Ready to party (Photo: Rokin Entertainment)
Enjoying the musical selections at a previous staging of Morning Bliss (Photo: Rokin Entertainment)
Flashing a smile (Photo: Rokin Entertainment)

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