KSAC plans gospel concert on the Waterfront March 28
Jermaine Edwards
Art & Culture, Entertainment, News
March 24, 2013

KSAC plans gospel concert on the Waterfront March 28

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Kingston and St Andrew Corporation (KSAC) will be hosting a gospel concert downtown Kingston on Holy Thursday, March 28.

Entitled ‘Gospel on the Waterfront’, the concert, which will be held on Ocean Boulevard is free to the public and is scheduled to begin at 5:30 pm.

Patrons are being encouraged to wear “a touch of white”, symbolising peace.

Featured acts include: Sandra Brooks, Jermaine Edwards, Carlene Davis, Kevin Downswell, Omari, Vauxhall Choir, Emmanuel Apostolic Pentecostal Choir, Carey Sayles, Lubert Levy, Ryan Davis, I-WORSHIP, and Denise Wright.

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