Kingston Creative has announced the launch of a new Creative Placemaking Programme in Montego Bay, called Mobay Creative
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How film and funding connect in Jamaica Kingston Creative hosted its monthly corporate networking event at its Coworking Space on 107 Harbour Street on July 4th, under the timely theme “Making the Movie.” This month’s event highlighted the film industry as a high-potential avenue for economic development, building on the momentum from recent festivals such as GATTFEST, […]
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Reggae’s evolution, global reach, and future in Jamaica What a night! On Friday, August 8th, our Coworking Space was filled to the brim with energy, passion, and the powerful pulse of our culture. We gathered our community for a Creative Meetup to tackle a big, provocative question: “Is Reggae Dead?”. From the start, it was […]
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Creative Placemaking in the Caribbean: A Pathway to Development Building cities that truly respond to the needs of their people while sustaining economic growth is one of the greatest challenges facing our region today. As a Structural Engineer and Creative Industries Consultant, I was invited to speak at Carifesta’s recent Big Conversations series “Graffiti Landscapes: […]
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If you’ve ever wandered through Downtown Kingston, you’ve likely admired the stunning murals in Water Lane that bring the city’s streets to life. These vibrant pieces of public art tell stories, celebrate culture, and contribute to employment and the revitalization of the community. The first murals were commissioned by us independently, and then new murals […]
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If there’s one thing I learned during my trip to Jamaica, it’s this: Downtown Kingston is a living, breathing work of art. Thanks to Kingston Creative, I didn’t just see it, I felt it. What started as a casual mural tour turned into two unforgettable days of art, history, music, and non-stop vibes. I honestly […]
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Op-Ed: How Culture, Tech & Entrepreneurship Can Fuel the Caribbean’s New Economy The third annual Beyond the Beach Summit, hosted by Silicon Caribe and Entrepreneurs Without Borders, opened with a bold plenary session titled, “How Culture, Tech & Entrepreneurship Can Fuel the Caribbean’s New Economy.” The session set the tone for the three-day summit and […]
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Literary Lounge Delights with Poetry, Art & Creativity Kingston Creative hosted the monthly Creative Meetup entitled “Literary Lounge”, a memorable evening of connection, creativity, and cultural dialogue at the Kingston Creative Coworking Space in Downtown Kingston. The panel discussion featured Christine Randle-Wray, Director of UWI Press and former head of Ian Randle Publishers; Dr. Lisa […]
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We all intend to plan ahead, but too often let the day-to-day minutia get in the way of making a calendar for the year. Sure, you can’t know every detail to anticipate. Heck, you can’t know half the priorities that will pop up in any particular month.
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