Grace Foods fetes clients in the west
Songbird Tessanne Chin captivated the audience. (Photo: Geoffrey Berry)
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March 7, 2024

Grace Foods fetes clients in the west

Grace Foods has committed to ‘unleashing excellence’ in 2024 as it culminated its two-part client celebrations in Montego Bay on Sunday March 3.

What started out as a rainy evening on the lawns of the historic Rose Hall Great House crescendoed into a night of soul-stirring entertainment.

Some 600 clients and Grace Foods stakeholders converged on the lawns for a treat that included a spread of mouth-watering cuisine as well as performances from Dance Xpressions and saxophonist Verlando Small.

After a few hours of mixing, mingling and indulging in delectable bites, and enjoying the musical juggling of DJ Narity and Richie Ras, the night ended on a high note with a thrilling set by The Voice season five winner Tessanne Chin.

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