Jamaica Calendar
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Holidays Observed
New Year's Day (January 1)
Ash Wednesday (early March)
Good Friday (early April)
Easter Monday (early April)
Labour Day (May 22)
Independence Day (August 6)
National Heroes Day (third Monday in October)
Christmas Day (December 25)
Boxing Day (December 26)
When a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following day is also a holiday.
Festivals & Other Events
Reggae Sunsplash
Reggae Sunsplash held in mid-July to August attracts internationally recognized performers to various venues throughout Jamaica. If you are planning to visit Jamaica and want to attend this event, be sure to make arrangements for accommodations well in advance.
Jamaica Jazz Festival
The Jamaica Jazz Festival in mid-June features jazz artists from around the world. The festival spans over a week and has venues in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios.
Easter Regatta
Early April is time for the Montego Bay Yacht Club's Easter Regatta featuring sailboat races around Montego Bay.
International Marlin Tournament
Jamaica's prestigious International Marlin Tournament is held over 5 days each October out of Port Antonio Marina.
Independence Day
Jamaica Independence Day is celebrated on the first Monday in August with parades, concerts and holiday festivities across the country.
Spring Break
From mid-March to mid-April, Jamaica attracts students from campuses throughout North America. Special events and special discounts are available with a valid student I.D.
Carnival
Easter week is time for Carnival in Jamaica. This week-long festival features costumes, parades, dancing, music and lots more.
World Championship of Golf
Golf is the sport during December when the World Championship of Golf take center stage. Top golfers from around the world vie for over U.S.$2.5 million.
The Accompony Maroon Festival
The Accompony Maroon Festival, held in early January in western Jamaica.
The festival dates to the 1800s when the Maroons (escaped slaves and their descendants) celebrated freedom and their heritage with feasting, singing and dancing.
Jamaica Guide
About Jamaica
The Jamaicans say "Out of Many, One People", and it is true. Jamaica's diversity offers something for every vacationer! more
