Continuing The Thrills at The Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival
(Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Lifestyle, Social
March 6, 2025

Continuing The Thrills at The Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival

Thursday Social brings more energy from the eighth annual Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival held on Saturday, March 1. From the coffee-inspired products and experiences to the entertainment, it was a grand celebration of Jamaica’s famous brew.

Here are more highlights from the festivities.

Lasco Financial HR Engagement Officer Nominique Johnson (left) showed off her dance moves with a member of the Charles Town Maroons.Joseph Wellington

Sharing in the energy were DownSound Entertainment CEO Josef Bogdanovich and his son Joey.Joseph Wellington

Joelle Gray (left), director of public procurement at the Montego Bay Convention Centre, and Trudi Davidson, cruise tourism manager at Jamaica Vacations Limited, found a refreshing escape.Joseph Wellington

It was a wholesome family occasion for Sutherland Global Assistant Vice-President Byron Chambers, his wife Samantha Matthews (centre), their son Liam and Digicel ICT consultant Sherika Watson.Joseph Wellington

Iced coffee and smiles were served up with civil servant Peta-Gaye Miller (left), her accountant sister Sherene Miller, and Sherene’s daughter Alanis Maxwell. Joseph Wellington

Celebrating Jamaica’s coffee legacy were Jamaican Ambassador to Cuba Franz Hall (left) and Courtleigh Hospitality Group Sales Manager Maurice Bryan.Joseph Wellington

Customer service representative Joel Johnson and career development officer Tobia James soaked up the vibes.Joseph Wellington

Diet and nutrition coach Anique Bartley took a break from her coffee craving to explore the Rajeunir Jamaica booth.Joseph Wellington

Making festival memories were air traffic controller Amber-Gail Grandison (left), SilentNoise 360 Project Manager Juanita Diaz and Amber’s goddaughter Ashara Simpson.Joseph Wellington

Festival co-host Jennifer “Jenny Jenny” Small didn’t need a coffee hit to bring her energetic spirit.Joseph Wellington

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