JAMAICA WELCOMES ATHLETES FROM BERLIN GAMES WITH GOLDEN RECEPTION AND FAMILY FUNDAY / CONCERT

Meeting Jamaica’s World Championship Athletes and performances from top entertainers like Elephant Man, Tarus Riley, Konshens, Etana and newly crowned Digicel Rising Star Brown Sugar are some of the treats that patrons will enjoy at this Sunday’s Family Fun Day and Concert at the Trelawny Multi-purpose Stadium.

Other acts confirmed to perform include Laden, Chino, I-Octane, G-Whizz, Alberosie, Romain Virgo, Byron Lee’s Dragonaires, Khago and Digicel Rising Star runner-up Princess Tia.
The Meet ‘n’ Greet will feature kiddies’ rides, games and performances from Jamaica’s Rich Folk Culture.
Jamaica’s Cuisine will be on display with world famous Jerked Meats and Trelawny Yam “Yaam” reputed to be the wonder food of the athletes available in food stalls around the venue.

Members of the public who wish to attend the Family Fun Day and Concert must have tickets. The tickets are free of cost and can be collected at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) Head Office in Kingston and its parish offices in Falmouth, Savanna-La-Mar, Montego Bay, Lucea, Port Maria and the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre.
Patrons can also collect tickets at the Trelawny Parish Council Office, Inland Revenue Office in Falmouth, JIS Montego Bay and the Sports Development Foundation in Kingston.

The Family Fun Day / Concert which will take place on Sunday October 4, from 2 – 10pm with gates opening at 12:00 noon. Provides an excellent opportunity for the Jamaican people to express their gratitude to the athletes for the unbridled joy their world beating performances created, while allowing the athletes to party with their family, friends and fans.
Persons can view the Red Carpet invitation only Golden Reception at Jamaica House on Friday October 2 which starts at 7:30 pm streaming live on the worldwide web on www.dramayard.com and Sunday October 4 Family Funday / Concert which starts @2pm streaming live also on www.dramayard.com proceeds will be donated to the staging of future cultural events.