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July 8, 2024

Monday, July 8, 2024

From a surprise appearance by Emmy Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph, her a capella version of the National Anthem, 40+ winners at the awards ceremony, and almost 2,000 patrons making their way to as many of the 58 elegantly decorated booths artfully sprawled across the lawns of Devon House, the 25th anniversary staging of The Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards, powered by Mastercard and held on the lawns of Devon House on Thursday, June 27, remains the most buzzed-about event, except of course for Hurricane Beryl!

Emmy Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph (third right), and her future daughter-in-law, Emmy Award-winning producer at ABC Stephanie Wash (left) shared the frame with veteran journalist Christene King (second left); Saint International CEO Deiwght Peters; lifestyle curator Cecile Levee; and Sagicor Life Executive Agent Marcia Richards.Garfield Robinson

Pepsi-Cola Jamaica Field Marketing Manager Magnolia Vanegas showed off her illustration executed live in the Pepsi-Cola booth by artist Emerald Easy.Garfield Robinson

CFL Shipping General Manager Stacia Cummingham (left) and Sales Executive Shanei Scarlett were ravishing in red. Joseph Wellington

MyTime Investments CEO Sonia Tomlinson (left); her daughter, vice-president of operations at American In-Home Care LLC Shauna Skeene Douglas (right); and her husband Lloyd Tomlinson shared the frame with Compliance Officer Urban League of Broward County, Fort Lauderdale Mariam Hariri.Garfield Robinson

...were Food Awards judge Oneal Johnson (right) and Vamos Ltd CEO Juan Mosquera. Garfield Robinson

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CPJ Senior Brand Manager for Wines and Premium Waters Gina Forrest scored big on the style cards in the shirtless blazer trend. Garfield Robinson

Hillel Academy educator Anushca-Mai Bunting was stylishly clad for the possibility of rain in a pair of Gucci Interlocking G Rubber Ankle Boots. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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