YardEdge talks to Kaili McDonnough Scott, the force behind the ongoing Market at the Lawn series which features a great selection of clothing, art, craft, food and drink and just other funky stuff. Next Market at the Lawn is this Sunday, March 25th.

YardEdge: What are you trying to achieve with Market at the Lawn?

Kaili: The idea behind Market ...

Saturday, 4 February starting at 8pm, Rootz Underground and La Reserva Foundation in association with The Hope Gardens Preservation Society present A ROOTZ GARDEN CONCERT to be held at the Sunken Garden, Hope Gardens, Hope Road, Kingston.

“ITS GROWING” will feature performances from Toots & The Maytals, Ra Deal, Prophecy & The Band of Reggae, Dubtonic Kru, and of course Rootz Underground ...

Ambassabeth Eco-Cabins is a unique experience of Jamaican rural life and a authentic eco- tourism vacation or weekend get-away.

Located in the upper Rio Grande Valley about 15 miles south of Port Antonio, the Ambassabeth Cabins are owned and operated by the Bowden Pen Farmers Association (BPFA) which also operates a resources management programme in the area.

The BPFA is ...

Jamaica's reggae superstar Buju Banton, real name Mark Myrie, has been found guilty of three cocaine related charges.

A 12 member jury a short while ago delivered the verdict in the Sam M Gibbons building in Tampa which houses the United States Middle District Court, Florida Division.

Buju was tried last week on four charges.

Buju throughout the maintained ...

About 20 minutes of prayer and Psalms reading were offered up supporters for entertainer Buju Banton in the halls of the Sam M Gibbons Federal Court this morning.
As the Group of about 19 people read from Psalm 21, Banton's name was inserted, replacing the name of King David of Israel and the common noun 'he'.
While walking to ...

Train arrives with tourists in Jamaica, Guantánamo province

YardEdge welcomes Jamaican author, Keith Delroy Lowe (Luo Gim Sang) for this article. Keith Lowe was born on the island of Jamaica. He now lives in Toronto, Canada.

Holidaying in Cuba, I rode the train from Guantánamo to Jamaica.

Yes, the train — not the plane or the ship.

Yes, from Guantánamo, the ...