Jamaican Food Event Calendar — September 2025
📸 WongaGyal; box lunch, Campion College
Sigh, we’ve reached the end of another summer.
Now it’s back to school and back to school traffic in Kingston.
Luckily September events exist to keep our minds off the impending end of year rush. From spending the weekends at our favorite Kitchen to learning the art of producing fruit wines, here are the food events we found happening around Jamaica this month.
SEPTEMBER 5-6
Weekends @ The Kitchen | Jamaica Food and Drink Kitchen
Did you know Jamaica Food and Drink Kitchen has a Weekends at The Kitchen series?
Every weekend it’s free entry, food and drinks on sale, and a different theme. And they’re starting September strong with Kalooki Night (September 5) and Games Night (September 6).
SEPTEMBER 13
The 5th Pour | Lady Bee Mixology x Zen Bowls
On September 13th at Zen Bowls cafe, Lady Bee Mixology celebrates 5 years of making the buzziest mixed drink pouches (aka adult bag juice).
SEPTEMBER 18, 22, 29
Wine Making Workshop | Bureau of Standards Jamaica
The Bureau of Standards Jamaica Quality Institute invites us to level up our skills and become the fancy wine makers of our dreams. This September and October learn the art of making and bottling your very own fruit wine.
SEPTEMBER 21
La Dolce Vita Sunday Brunch | Broken Plate
If your idea of a sweet life involves bottomless prosecco and a multi-course brunch, join Broken Plate’s La Dolce Vita brunch on September 21st.
Looking for even more food events? Check Out:
Jamaica Food and Drink Kitchen for weekly cooking classes and pars at the Kitchen
Terra Nova All-Suite Hotel for monthly brunch and high tea
ROK Hotel Kingston for brunch and other food specials
Summit Fridays for a weekly food village
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If you know any other food focused events happening in Jamaica this month, please share them with us in the comments below, through our contact form, or DM @wongagyal or @wearewonga on Instagram.
Compiling this list every month is not much but it’s honest work—and we do it just for you.
We’ll update this post as we find more events, so circle back later in the month to see what’s new (or just to help boost our website visits). Or just keep an eye on the @wongagyal Instagram story for even more event and blog updates.
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