Entertainment Diary Thursday

TODAY

St James

USAID launch of Advance Programme and Labour Sector Presentations, at the Montego Bay Convention Centre, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Guest speaker: Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information Floyd Green.

FRIDAY, March 3

Kingston & St Andrew

Seafood Fiesta, Fridays After-Work Link-Up at Jacob's Place, Kings Plaza. Real good vibes with mouth-watering seafood on sale and big-screen projector showing music videos from the '60s, '70s, '80s & '90s.

Church Women United Jamaica presents World Day of Prayer, at Saxthorpe Methodist Church, 143 Constant Spring Road, at 5 p.m. Theme: 'Am I Being Unfair to You?'

SATURDAY, March 4

Bloodstain Entertainment and RME Musiq present GOOD LIFE 10th Anniversary, Black-and-White Edition, at D'Clubhouse, Temple Hall. Music by King Tafari, ZJ Ice, Bloodstain, Neko Bam Bam and Redd Heat, Admission: $500.

Gyal Songs Only, at St Lucia car park, New Kingston, from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Music by Swatch International, Team Shella, ZJ Sparks, and The Uncontainables. Hosted by: Nikkiz. Ambassador: Daniiboo. Ticket outlets: DI-Trends Clothing, Loud Fashion, Babae Styles Salon, Ribbiz Ultralounge, A Bar, Triple Century, Sparkles Salon. Buy your online

tickets at www.gsotickets.com.

Honduran Diamondz presents Snipa International Sound's 10th Anniversary Celebration, at Standpipe Turf, Liguanea. Guest appearances by Bounty Killer and Sizzla. Admission: $500.

Krazy Kris of Kool 97 FM presents Reasons, A Night of Endless Love Songs, at Jewels International resorts, Portmore, at 8 p.m. Music by Krazy Kris, Senor Daley, Welton Irie. Admission: pre-sold $800, $1,000 at the gate.

St Elizabeth

Bulla and Karen present Full Black, at Peter's Lawn, New River. Music by the Mighty King Sound, featuring Big Pun, DJ Vibez, Fire Finger, Don Squad, DJ Fresh, Traxxx Hype, and Little Wicked.

SUNDAY, March 5

Clarendon

Glenmuir High School Past Students' Association presents, Annual Fundraiser Brunch, at Devon House East Lawn, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission: $3,500.