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Chillin on the Farm celebrates 15 years
Appleton Estate Chillin on the Farm is celebrate its 15 year milestone at Murray's Farm in Clarendon on Sunday, March 1.
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February 22, 2026

Chillin on the Farm celebrates 15 years

TOLLGATE, Clarendon— Appleton Estate Chillin on the Farm is set to celebrate its 15-year milestone at Murray’s Farm in Clarendon on Sunday, March 1.

Produced by Wright Image Entertainment and Murray’s Fish and Jerk Hut, the 2026 staging embraces a bold new theme – Gone Legendary.

“When we started Chillin’, we weren’t thinking about 15 years,” said PJ Wright, founder and producer. “We just wanted to create a space that felt real, authentic and Jamaican. Seeing it grow year after year and watching people make memories here is what makes this milestone special. It’s proof that consistency, quality and community always win.”

A major highlight this year is the introduction of the Legend Food Court, presented by Legend Beer, a brand from Wisynco Group Limited.

Legend Beer was created to celebrate everyday Jamaican moments, making its presence at a 15 year milestone celebration a natural fit. The new food court will feature curated beer pairings alongside a wide menu of authentic farm style offerings.

At the heart of the experience remains the world renowned Murray’s Curry Goat, a signature dish that continues to draw patrons from across the island and overseas.

Another defining tradition returns in full spectacle – whole roast cow, slow roasted live on a spit over open fire throughout the event. Few premium gatherings in Jamaica offer this immersive culinary tradition, reinforcing what makes Chillin’ on the Farm distinct.

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