FRONT ROOM By Marcia Brown Productions Will BE IN BRAMPTON AUGUST 8 2015 GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY

updated original post June 14/2015 thank you to the 170 readers who read this post.
Tonight was a night of community love the reason for this blog is to support the Front Room as well as a organization in Peel that I look forward to working with.  Social Advocacy is combined with seeing the community as change agents.

  it's your Girl JA Nursing here. with your social advocate buzz of the day.... in a few hours  ago I  was joined   by Angela J Carter Of United Achievers Inc.  as a speaker at JNB  town hall  meeting hosted by Mary Galvin of JNB Money Transfer.  UACS inc  is  a community organization in Peel  that work to up lift the community of peel. JA Nursing We Care Inc  is a community organization for the community and  with that mission it also includes working with all organizations to create the common goal of community advancement.  With that being said Brampton   get ready for another  epic night of Laughter therapy when  the cast of Marcia Brown Productions presents Front Room Another hit comedy show.  
August  8 2015 one show only add Front Room to your calendar. Get your tickets today by using PROMOCODE  JANURSING

Having the opportunity to meet Marcia Brown, as she hosted a fundraiser for  Gerdine  Graham Foundation for Leukemia. At that moment when she described me as a Diva I knew she has a passion for comedy and the arts. Marcia Brown is the founder and artistic director of Marcia Brown Productions. She is an acclaimed producer, writer, director and performer. She is one of the premier female actresses in Toronto's Caribbean community with a reputation that affords her familiarity and trust among avid theatergoers. 

Upon moving to Canada in 1989, Marcia realized quite early that there would be challenges in the industry, the primary being “lots of talent and not enough opportunities”. Despite this challenge she was able secure roles in a few Jones & Jones Productions’ stage plays. She later worked with Theater in The Rough, We Are One Theater and a few other local community groups. While she appreciated those opportunities Marcia knew in her heart that they were just not enough and she had to find a medium to create more opportunities for herself and then for others. She started by writing short comedy skits and performed them for small to medium-size audiences then in 2000 she combined her vast experience in theatre with her producing skills to formulate what would later become Marcia Brown Productions.

The plays produced by Marcia Brown Productions include: “Common-Law”, “Wipe That Smile”, “Rosetta”, “Single Entry”, "Feminine Justice", "Children Children" and "Country Duppy" and I Need To Know My Father. Of the lot, she directed “Wipe That Smile” & “Feminine Justice” and all have seen returns for encore performances. However the greatest production achievement so far has been “I Need To Know My Father” which has evolved into the longest running local production in the history of the Toronto Theater scene.

Marcia has performed in all the plays produced by her production company. This is not an easy feat; from studying lines, developing characters, scouting locations, selecting suitable crew members and financing the dream, her hands have indeed been full. 
Front Room is a slice of Jamaican life that is nostalgic, spirited, tangy, real and hilariously funny. Set in the inner city of down-town Kingston, Front Room gives an authentic view of a tenement yard situation when the biggest room in the yard becomes vacant. 

This front room carries a perception of prestige and is the envy to not only the tenants in the yard but the entire area. Miss Pinky (a tenant in the yard), a bible touting born again Christian firmly believes she is next in line to get the front room given her “hush-hush” relationship with the landlord Mr. Keys. It would also create a good impression on her niece Peaches who will be coming from the country to stay with her while she attends nursing school in Kingston. 

Miss Pinky is therefore very infuriated when she is side stepped by Mr. Keys and the front room is rented to a total stranger, Miss Melva. These are all the ingredients needed for a roller-coaster ride filled with drama and laughter, all larger and more genuine than life itself. 

It is the tug-an-war for the front room that develops the characters and scenes in Front Room. Of course there are conflicts in relationships among the people, but this does not prevent the community from uniting itself when a member of the yard is threatened. It is the Jamaica of today that is mirrored in ‘Front Room’, the real builders, the real people who stalwartly take life’s problems as they come, solve them the best way possible and move on in their particular way of improving their quality of life.

Review....
 Front Room   opened June 14 2015

Without giving away the story, this Play is A must see. Miss  Pinky and her comical speaking,  to Mr Keys and his love for helping people, all the Actors on set, bring you on a real roller- coaster ride that will have you leaving  with tears in your eye and a belly full of joy. Front Room will  be another great hit, added to the list of productions that MBP has put on.
The surprising reveals and and the big yard battle field approach will certainly have you wanting more.  August 8 2015  get your tickets and make it a date to see Front Room tickets are going fast

 This has been your laughter therapy buzz  with JA Nursing  you heard it hear first.
Thank you for staying connected this has been your Social advocacy  Buzz with Michelle Smith your Health and social Advocate. For more information on how WE  can help you please visit www.janursingservices.com  and Remeber JA NURSING WE inc

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                        MEET THE CAST 

                       http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/home/about#meetmarcia

                               http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/actors/naggo

                            http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/actors/damian

                           http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/actors/adreasmith

                           http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/actors/michaelscott

                        http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/actors/maliakabryce

                                  http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/actors/letna





For more info

blog with Marcia Brown.
http://janursing.blogspot.ca/2015/03/a-night-of-community-love-gerdine.html

http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/home

http://www.marciabrownproductions.com/index.php/home/frontroom


http://www.thegerdinegrahamfoundation.org/

Have You Heard That Eating Kale Is Bad For You? Find Out More

Hi it's your Girl JA Nursing here, last week through my daily internet stroll  I found

Published on : July 17, 2015   a article  By K. Aleisha Fetters  in Women's Health  which Read  Is Eating Too Much Kale Poisonous?  A nutritionist weighs in on the nasty rumors circulating about this leafy green.  To my surprise I of course clicked the linked and dove head first into the article. With the fear that my daily rituals will have to change. However, this article was in response to a article by Tom Philpott  published on Wed Jul. 15, 2015 which   read

Sorry, Foodies: We're About to Ruin Kale. This Mother Jones Story has managed to create  47,000 shares on Face book  with it's cautionary title. In fact both theses titles have definitely called for my attention.

The role of JA Nursing  as your Health Care advocate will always be to continue to increase your Health Literacy when it pertains to information and news on health. With all the medical jargon who best to help you set your mind at ease.

Many of my  blogs that have given praises to kale for me to see this topic on the radar I had to weight in. In health care we always have to learn to evaluate sources and understand benefits vs true negatives.

Why have I started to include Kale as a staple food source in my grocery cart? Coming from a West Indian family with Spinach and calla-loo being a weekly dish on the table, Back then I did not know that my palat my to adore what we know has the title of the best super food to hit the grocery store. 

 Lets set the record straight Thallium  In an article for Craftsmanship magazine, molecular biologist Dr. Ernie Hubbard thinks not. According to him, there may be a link between kale and thallium poisoning, along with other toxic metals, as a result of using coal ash spread for fertilizer. Hubbard arrived at this conclusion after identifying toxic heavy metal in patients' urine. Initially, he thought these higher toxin levels were a byproduct of people eating more kale and other green vegetables. The U.S. Department of Agriculture found kale consumption alone has considerably grown since 2007, when 954 farms harvesting kale grew to 2,500 harvesters in 2012. But when Hubbard reviewed studies as far back as 2001, he found everyone's favorite green was particularly good at taking thallium up from soil.

Hubbard's suspicions took hold when a urine sample from one of his clients Laura Fenamore, a 52-year-old vegetarian who works out two hours per day, exhibited  thallium

 Now what does this mean for me and You well let it be known that Thallium is found in the earth the grows kale. It has not been  completed c\verified that kale will cause poisoned, but like many other foods I would of course continue to say eating kale vs a big plate of oxtail and rice and peas or a creamy plate of  Fettuccine Alfredo would be a better choice.

The long and short of this story is that Eat Your Greens: Science Has Not Confirmed The Link Between Thallium Poisoning And Kale writes the medical daily.

I will continue to add kale to my plate and my daily smoothies because it's  benefits out way the negatives.
Lets quickly  review   8 Health Benefits of Kale:

1. Can help lower cholesterol levels.
The fiber fiber in kale binds bile acids and helps lower blood cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease. It’s best when kale is cooked instead of raw.

2. Kale is a detox food.
It’s filled with fiber and sulfur which are great for detoxifying your body and keeping your liver healthy.


3. Low in calories
A cup of chopped kale has only 33 calories. Great for weight loss!

4. Great at fighting many cancers
Kale is rich in organosulfur compounds which are known to fight cancer, especially colon cancer.

5. Supports a healthy immune system.
Kale is full of sulforaphane which helps which nourishes the immune system.


6. Visual Benefits.
Kale is abundant in two carotenoids, lutein and zeaxanthin, which act like sunglass filters preventing damage to the eyes from excessive exposure to ultraviolet light.

7. Supports normal blood clotting, antioxidant activity, and bone health.
The high amount of Vitamin K helps nourishes those activities in the body healthy.

8. Great for helping digestion and elimination.
It is very high in fiber.

All greens are nutritious, but kale stands way above the rest. Kale has more iron than beef per calorie. Very high in in Vitamin K, full of powerful antioxidants and much more. Read all about it: Kale Nutrition.

Don't be to quick to cut out kale due to thallium risk,  if your going to cut that tastey Jerk pork and  fried Chicken.

 Great fact to consider do you which soil your Kale was grown in? Because there's no real way to know if your kale was grown in soil with thallium—and how that translates into its concentration in your blood—it's pretty much impossible to set a defined limit of how much of the veggie you should be consuming. But as always, moderation is a good rule of thumb.

In conclusion,  Hubbard may have made a genuine link, but nothing is concrete yet. When it comes to science, replication is key, and Hubbard seems to be the first to make such a link.


How to Buy and Store Kale:

• Always buy organic kale; it is grown with lots of chemicals making it one of the Dirty Dozen. The kale should be firm with fresh, with deeply colored leaves and hardy stems.
• Kale with smaller leaves will be tenderer and have a milder flavor than larger leaves.
• Put kale in a plastic storage bag removing as much of the air from the bag as possible. Keep in the refrigerator for 5 to 7 days. The longer it is stored, the more bitter its flavor becomes. Do not wash kale before storing because the water encourages spoilage.

Cautions:

Too much vitamin K can cause problems for anyone taking anticoagulants/Blood thinners such as warfarin because the high level of vitamin K may interfere with the drugs. Consult your doctor before adding kale to your diet if you are on this type of medication.

Kale and Oxalates. Kale contains oxalates that interfere with the absorption of calcium.  There is much controversy about this.

Goitrogenic Food? Contrary to popular belief, latest studies show that kale is not goitrogenic. In fact, most foods that are commonly called goitrogenic (kale, broccoli and cauliflower) as well as soy-based foods do not interfere with thyroid function in healthy persons even when they are consumed on a daily basis. Again this is controversial.



I will continue to find the correct answers for my team smarties, the goal will always be to reveal the truth about various health issues and contents located from other sources. This has been watching out for your Health with Michelle  Smith Your Health and Social Advocate stay connected visit our website www.janursingservices.com

If you have a question please feel free to email at janursingservices@gmail.com






Read more: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/8-health-benefit-of-kale-diet-cautions.html#ixzz3hCeDeE4t


 http://www.medicaldaily.com/eat-your-greens-science-has-not-confirmed-link-between-thallium-poisoning-and-kale-344444

http://www.womenshealthmag.com/nutrition/is-kale-really-bad-for-you

 http://www.motherjones.com/tom-philpott/2015/07/kale-silent-killer

 http://authoritynutrition.com/10-proven-benefits-of-kale/

Navigation Crisis Information

Are You in Crisis?

Hi it's your girl JA Nursing here, I heard the sad news today that a angel was sent to heaven. As you wake up with your loved one Ask yourself do you know someone in crisis?

This is your Health care and Social Advocate Michelle Smith please if you require more information on how to help someone please call me 416-567-7556 I will help you navigate the system. Or email janursingservices@gmail.com we are here to particularly help individuals within the Carribean Community understand and cope with Mental Wellness. We will help you navigate this issue work to help you understand how to cope.

If you are in a crisis and require emergency assistance:

∙Visit your local emergency department or call 911

∙Contact one of the Crisis Response Programs serving Toronto below:
Anishnawbe 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Management Service: 416-891-8606  (Aboriginal clients)  not only promotes Traditional Aboriginal practices but has affirmed and placed them at its core. Its model of health care is based on Traditional practices and approaches and are reflected in the design of its programs and services.

Assaulted Women’s Helpline: 416-863-0511; Toll Free 1-866-863-0511 For more than 25 years, the Assaulted Women’s Helpline has served as a free, anonymous and confidential 24-hour telephone and TTY crisis telephone line to all women in the province of Ontario who have experienced any form of abuse.

Distress Centre: 416-408-HELP (4357) offers access to emotional support from the safety and security of the closest telephone. Callers can express their thoughts and feelings in confidence. Callers’ issues can include problems related to domestic violence, social isolation, suicide, addictions, mental and physical health concerns. The Distress Centre offers emotional support, crisis intervention, suicide prevention and linkage to emergency help when necessary.
Gerstein Centre: (416) 929-5200 provides crisis intervention to adults, living in the City of Toronto, who experience mental health problems. The service has three aspects; telephone support, community visits and a ten-bed, short-stay residence. All three aspects of the service are accessed through the crisis line.
Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 is a free, anonymous and confidential phone and
on-line professional counselling service for youth. Big or small concerns. 24/7. 365 days a year.
Saint Elizabeth: (416) 498-0043 offers a Community Crisis Response Program which serves residents of Etobicoke and North York. The Community Crisis Program provides support to adults 16 years and older who are experiencing personal mental health challenges, concerns about family and friends, life adjustment and coping issues, issues of self-care, seniors in crisis, and suicide risk. Services include immediate telephone crisis intervention and support, mobile crisis visits in the home or the community, and referrals to other community services.
Scarborough Hospital Mobile Crisis Program: 416-495-2891 provides Telephone Crisis Response and community crisis response to individuals over 16 years of age who are experiencing a mental health crisis in Scarborough and East York.
Senior Crisis Access Line: 416.619.5001 is a specialized service for seniors in the Toronto Central LHIN area which provides assistance in stabilizing age-related mental health and addiction crises, risk and safety assessments, immediate referrals to community mobile crisis units, and support for families and caregivers.
Toronto Rape Crisis Centre: 416-597-8808 is a grassroots collective working towards a violence-free world by providing anti-oppressive, feminist peer support to survivors of sexual violence through support, education and activism.  Callers can be anyone who has been raped, sexually assaulted or abused, women who have had unwanted sexual touching, incest survivors and friends or family.
Youthdale’s Crisis Support Team: (416) 363-9990 assesses each child’s risk and mental status through telephone interviews and if required, Mobile Response. This assessment will involve the parent or guardian and the professionals caring for the child. A Youthdale child psychiatrist is available to consult with the Crisis Support Team at all times. Any parent or legal guardian in Ontario can call the Youthdale Psychiatric Crisis Services and get immediate access to trained professionals 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Emergency Shelter

Central Intake: 416-338-4766; Toll Free 1-877-338-3398

Streets to Homes Assessment and Referral Centre (129 Peter Street): 416-392-0090 Walk in referral to emergency shelter and street respite.

If you are looking for Information & Referral services in Ontario:
ConnexOntario offers province-wide information and referral services for those with mental health or addiction challenges. You can visit their website at:  web address, or you can call the following numbers which operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week:

• Mental Health Helpline, 1-866-531-2600
• Drug and Alcohol Helpline, 1-800-565-8603
• Ontario Problem Gambling Helpline, 1-888-230-3505

Find out More about Canadian History by Anthony Pottinger

 Hello Team Smarties It's your girl JA Nursing here, several weeks ago My  15 year old Son Anthony, created a web site for his class project. He got 100%. Lets say congratulations To Anthony for keeping up his grades. Anthony is the A to my JA Nursing.  As parents it is very important to speak positive word.

Introduction 

"TO WHAT EXTENT HAVE LOCAL, NATIONAL AND GLOBAL FORCES SHAPED CANADA?"

Through out the years in Canadian history different forces have shaped Canada to what it is today. These forces are either local, national or global. An example of a local force that has transformed a part of Canada was the "Quiet Revolution". This revolution in Quebec began shortly after the death of Premier Maurice Duplessis in 1959. In 1960 Jean Lesage and the liberals were in charge of Quebec. They changed around Quebec a lot in only six year. Jean Lesage funded the building of many provincial buildings, homes, institutions and government structures (schools and hospitals). 

Before this Maurice Duplessis and the Roman Catholic churches in Quebec rejected anything they thought to be progressive. As a result of this the literacy rate in Quebec was low and many were still living on farms with very large families and no health care plan http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/quiet-revolution/ . This local revolution changed Quebec for the better because it allowed people to get an education and move from farms. This local force shaped Canada because this period in time was the beginning of French nationalism and the want of sovereignty.  


Also this is the first period in time where all of Canada is industrialized and educated. Hockey night in Canada broadcasting for the first time on CBC is a local force that has shaped Canada today, On October 11, 1952 the first hockey game was broadcasted on television and the viewer rating was outstanding. Since then it has been a tradition passed on from many families to play outside in the winter and watch hockey during the other seasons. Which shaped a very energetic and hockey loving Canada 



Find out more about Canadian History through My Son's Website


http://anthonyscanadianhistoryisu.weebly.com/

This has been your history buzz with Michelle Smith Your health and Social Advocate stay connected www.janursing.com

JA Nursing Speaks LIVE On That Channel. COM July 17 2015

Hey it's your girl JA Nursing Here, Last week I had a amazing interview with ThatChannel Live Internet TV!  www.thatchannel.com  My mandate is to continue  to increase the literacy within my community and globally via different media platforms. I felt like saying " hi Mom look I'm on TV. 
Big Smiles.

Thank you Hugh Reilly and Hildegard Gmeiner for having me on the show. Find out more about JA Nursing in Toronto Streets

TO  See my interview only skip to
1:15:15 GUEST 3 - Michelle Smith on Practical Nursing Services and Health Care Shield http://janursingservices.com




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Team Jamaica House Promo Mix by DJ Rory

 Hi its your girl JA Nursing here, with a few days left for the most anticipated event to hit the 6ix.   This weeks   Music therapy feature goes to Dr Rory.  He  definitely has me excited with his Team Jamaica house music mix, which I have been listening to all week.

 I felt that I had to let my readers know more about this musical genius.  DJ Rory is undoubtedly one of the most requested DJ’s in Toronto

DJ Rory has built a loyal following over the last 10 years as a founding member of Legacy Sound. Known for mixing Reggae, Dancehall, Hip-hop, R&B and Dance – DJ Rory’s style has the energy and competitiveness of dancehall, with the smooth mixing and seamless blending of hip-hop/House. .DJ Rory has played many celebrity events and opened for many notable Reggae and Hip-hop concerts across Canada.Including being a part of Team Jamaica House July 22-24 2015. Currently Dj Rory is the official tour DJ for Zoloworld recording artist ZOLO. Zolo is one of the fastest rising Pop/Dance recording artist emerging out of Toronto at the moment with a style like non other.



For the latest news and shows you can follow DJ Rory on twitter @DJRorylegacy and www.facebook.com/djrorymusic http://www.djrorymusic.com/contact/
Catch DJ Rory every Wednesday from  10pm-12:00am EST. for the “Legacy Radio” on www.Carib101Radio.com 











After listening to his interview with Juno Nominees Don Dem,

 of course had to  add  him to my music therapy list of DJ's. His style  and approach in the studio fully has you feeling like your at a party;  Which would further explain why he his  a part of A staple crew in Toronto, Legacy Sound


This musical crew included: Crazy Criss,  Dj Rory and Dj Charlie Brown when you talk  about legacy  let us  always say R.I.P to Omar McLeod aka MC Q.
 Legacy Sound  has certainly through tragedy triumphed and are going strong.   leaving  fans all over Canada wanting more resulting in sold out shows and crazy line ups at the door. They have certainly made a impact on me,  because when you think of good music you think of Legacy Sound. 

 


 
Listen to TEAM JAMAICA HOUSE PROMO MIX by DJ RORY - PAN AM -  Enjoy http://soundcloud.com/djrory/jamaica-house-pan-am-promo-mix

https://soundcloud.com/djrory

This has been your music therapy  Buzz with Michelle Smith your Health and Social Advocate stay connected www.janursing.com 

Don't forget Team Jamaica House this week get your tickets http://janursing.blogspot.ca/2015/07/team-jamaica-house-where-winners-meet.html

10 Qualities Of A Real Man Love Zone In Session

Hi it's your girl JA Nursing here, since I just celebrated a milestone with my blog and my endeavors. I figured that I had to do this topic. Since I'm a health and social advocate what alters our health and Social structures more than a relationships or lack of it. So many have questioned am I single or taken? I love to say I'm in training for greatness. Through my journeys of JA Nursing in Toronto Streets, some of the common stories heard is girl I'm single there are no good Men.  Well as Billy Ocean Said " welcome to the love zone" 

10 Qualities Of A Real Man

Guys, pay close attention here because there are literally millions of women out there who are dying to find a great man.

If you’re failing to live up to the following, or don’t know what the qualities of a real man are, you better shape up. Because someone else out there is.

Ladies, if you know a man that comes up short in any of the following areas, or it’s your guy, please pass this along to him.

 

 

1)  A Real Man Welcomes Adversity

He invites cooperation and competition, because he knows his self-worth and is comfortable with his capabilities.  He is not afraid to ask questions when he doesn’t know the answer.

2)  A Real Man Is A Leader  

He thinks before he acts, making sure all the details and specifics are in order so when he does make a move, it’s a confident and determined one.  He makes decisions while considering and valuing the input of others and those closest to him.

3)  A Real Man Is Independent  My Favorite one

He does not need a woman in his life to be happy but he appreciates, loves, respects, and truly values her if she is.

4)  A Real Man Is Assertive

He stands up for for what he believes in, behind his convictions,  his words, and himself.  He does not seek approval, supplicate, or beg.  He is responsible for his own actions, and taking action when necessary.

5)  A Real Man Is Honest

He knows being straight forward and upfront is the right thing to do.  He is faithful and respectful when it comes to managing his relationships (business and personal).

6)  A Real Man Has A Plan

He knows what he wants and he goes for it.  He develops a structure from which to act, and get’s better in accomplishing every successful step of it.

7)  A Real Man Is On The Level

He is able to  keep his cool in moments of stress and bends without breaking in the face of adversity and dire circumstances.

8)  A Real Man Is Present 

He is there for his spouse or significant other, children, family, and friends. He supports them in the right way, and does not enable unhealthy behavior.

 

9)  A Real Man Has A Sense Of Timing

He knows when and when not to crack a joke.  He’s charming and chivalrous – in the right way (i.e. opening the door out of respect and appreciation, not because he feels he has to, or because she cant).

10)  A Real Man Embraces Success

He is not afraid to win and knows the value and growth that comes with losing.  He knows that a rising tide raises all boats, that there is plenty of room in the winner’s circle,  and wants others to succeed, too!

I could certainly keep going on, and I will.  It’s amazing how easy it is to see these things, yet so many fail to do on a daily basis.  Guys, what do you think?  Ladies, we love hearing your take, too.  Is there anything you would like to add?  Hit the share buttons below to sound off…

This has been your Love Zone buzz with Your Girl JA Nursing Michelle Smith your health and social advocate leave a comment  www.janursing.blogspot.ca

TEAM JAMAICA HOUSE WHERE WINNERS MEET JULY 22- JULY 24

   Hi it's  your Girl JA Nursing here, with July  under way  and all the excitement with the Pan Am games in Toronto July 10–26 2015. I'm pretty excited to volunteer for this amazing upcoming event Jamaica House 2015 where winners meet.

 Toronto get ready for another episode of Music Therapy in the 6ix  

WITH THE  TEAM JAMAICA HOUSE  the official launch   Day 1  JULY 22ND (6:00PM- 2:00AM)  Ignition Media Day  

With Toronto's very Own Mel Dube as the opening Act, catch this gorgeous songstress

FIND ON TWITTER  https://twitter.com/meldubemusic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Everyone is invited for a unique Jamaican experience filled with

mouthwatering Jamaican treats and entertainment from legendary reggae artists. Competing national athletes will be in attendance to meet and greet with fans throughout the evening as well as special guests performers

• ROOTZ UNDERGROUND
• KACI FENNELL

Get ready for 3 days of  entertainment with funny man Jay Martin AND  Spexdaboss   as your hosts  find them  and follow on twitter @comicjaymartin @spexdaboss

https://twitter.com/SPEXDABOSS

https://twitter.com/comicjaymartin

 

With another amazing day on July 23 (6:00PM-2:00AM) SOUND CLASH

What better way to cheer on our athletes for the Pan Am races than with a true Jamaican Sound Clash? A Sound Clash is a popular musical act performed mainly in Jamaica where DJs have a friendly competition in front of a large audience. The winner of the battle is that who plays the best classics and contemporary songs with a creative mix. This show promises to be electrifying as The Immortal and The Mix Kings go head to head. We will also have performances by and Music By: SPEX DA BOSS, FIRE KIDD STEENIE, DJ CHARLIE B, and DJ RORY

• I-OCTANE
• BABY CHAM

 

OPENING  UP IS TORONTO'S VERY OWN SAMPLE KING
ON INSTAGRAM  https://instagram.com/sampleking13/

JAMAICA HOUSE, PRESENTED BY THE JAMAICA TOURISM BOARD (JTB) IS A THREE-DAY EVENT SERIES AIMED AT PROMOTING JAMAICA’S RICH CULTURE AND TALENT UNDER ONE ROOF. CANADIANS AND VISITORS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ARE INVITED TO EXPERIENCE A PIECE OF THE ACTION AS WE CELEBRATE JAMAICA’S GLOBAL ATHLETIC PROWESS BOTH WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND THIS SUMMER’S 2015 PAN AM GAMES, HOSTED BY THE CITY OF TORONTO.

 

Are you excited well the finale  is on   Day 3  July 24th (6:00pm- 2:00am)

A night of unforgettable fun with Maxi Priest, this Jamaican world-class musical icon will celebrate with us our achievements at the Pan Am and Parapan Am games. Most of Jamaica’s traditional tasty delights will also be served for all to try prepared by top Jamaican chefs in the City of Toronto.

• MAXI PRIEST

   
 All  events will be  taking place at  gorgeous Atlantis Night Club located 

955 Lakeshore Blvd. W.,  Toronto,  ON  M6K 3B9

Get your tickets now  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/Atlantis-Night-Club-tickets-Toronto/venue/131313

 

 Lets not forget, the 3 nights  of  Jamaican cuisine that has received global attention for years.  A favorite for many, the flavors and spice is a large element of Jamaican culture and continues to be recognized as an international favorite. Jamaica House will showcase Jamaica’s finest dishes presented by official Food Partners, Da House of Jerk, and the Art of Catering and Bliss Tropical Cuisine.



FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE PRESENTERS AND ORGANIZERS OF THIS  GREAT EVENT  http://teamjamaica.ca/about/      



Don't Forget to follow HASHTAG  #teamjamaica for the Pan am 2015

Team Jamaica House ON TWITTER

@JamaicaHouseTO  
 
http://www.toronto2015.org/jamaica

Good luck to  THE  7000+ Athletes from 41 Delegations

Get to know the 6,000 athletes competing at the Pan Am Games and 1,600 athletes competing at the Parapan Am Games.  http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/general/athletes.htm

Keep  up with the Pan Am 2015  http://www.toronto2015.org/
buy tickets for the  PAN AM  http://www.toronto2015.org/tickets

Parapan Am Games August 7–15

If your not excited yet check out this crazy Music therapy Mix
Listen to JAMAICA HOUSE - PAN AM - PROMO MIX by DJ RORY
http://soundcloud.com/djrory/jamaica-house-pan-am-promo-mix

FIND DJ RORY ON TWITTER
 https://twitter.com/DjRorylegacy

GET YOUR TICKETS FIND FRONTLINE ENT ON TWITTER
https://twitter.com/frontlineent








                                                                                   GET YOUR TICKETS FIND RODEO PROMO 
                 ON TWITTER                              https://twitter.com/rodeopromo

This has been your Social Buzz by Michelle Smith Your Health and Social advocate the Voice Of The Community Stay connected be sure to check out our blog  JA Nursing In  Toronto Streets by clicking the Blog section  www.janursingservices.com find me on twitter  https://twitter.com/JaNursing

  




All  NIGHT events are 19+. Valid ID must be shown at point of entry.