JFDF Brunch
JFDF Chairman Matthew Lyn and Festival Director Alicia Bogues (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Lifestyle, Social
November 16, 2024

JFDF Brunch

On Sunday, November 10 the Jamaica Food + Drink Festival (JFDF) closed out an unforgettable 10-year celebration with Brunch by the River!

The event, held at Dunn’s River Falls’ idyllic Tranquily Gardens saw sponsors, JFDF faithfuls, long-time partners, chefs, and a few fresh faces enjoying a serene dining experience at the riverside venue.

Cheers to 10 years!

 

Photographer: Karl Mclarty

Former Young MasterChef UK contestant, content creator Xavier Bramble snapped an ‘ussie’ with T&T-born, Toronto-based fashion influencer Antonia Fifi (centre) and JFDF Hospitality Manager Kathryn Lloyd.Karl Mclarty

Signatures Boutique co-prinicipal Jean Anderson (left) and Karmen’s Kollection CEO Carmen BrownKarl Mclarty

In selfie mode were Shanice Francis (left) and Claudia Oltrogge.Karl Mclarty

Pastry Chef Nadine Burie (centre) shared a moment with members of the NCB Capital Markets team (from left) Vice-President - Client Experiences Najah Peterkin; Assistant Vice-President Tamara Waul-Douglas; Assistant Vice-President — Private Wealth Nadine Thomas; and Assistant Manager, Private Wealth Kunal Thakurani. Karl Mclarty

Jamaica Food + Drink Festival Director Nicole Pandohie and her husband, Seprod Group CEO Richard Pandohie.Karl Mclarty

ASH principal Angelie Martin-Spencer (left) and Kemtek husband-and-wife directors Karl and Billie-Jean TullochKarl Mclarty

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