• The Witches Nightclub at the Holiday Inn SunSpree is a nice option if you want to have an all-inclusive night on the town. If you’re not a guest of the hotel, you can pay a $50 cover to eat, drink, and dance all you want.
  Ironshore, Montego Bay. Tel: 876-953-2485
  
  
• Coral Cliff - has created a unique entertainment environment never before seen in the Caribbean. Loose yourself in five unforgettable nights of the "Hip Strip's" best live entertainment from Cabaret and Comedy shows to Jazz, Latin, Reggae and World Beat music. Make a request or enjoy our band's selections, either way be sure to dance to your heart's content as you revel in the pulsating rhythms of the CaribbeanIdeally located in the heart of Montego Bay's "Hip Strip", the property is engulfed by nightlife, beautiful beaches and a host of activities and attractions.
  
  
• The Brewery - Gloucester Ave, Miranda Ridge Plaza, Montego Bay, posing as a mild-mannered pub/restaurant during the day, The Brewery turns super-entertaining after dark with the sounds of Reggae seeping through the cracks in the wall. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday lead with live entertainment, and Tuesday and Friday welcome would-be-stars on the karaoke stage. These popular events usually draw a big crowd of locals and visitors who enjoy the dark pub décor, the outdoor patio and covered veranda, and lots of Red Stripe.
  
  
• Fairfield Theatre - Fairfield Road, Montego Bay. The best in live theatre performances in Montego Bay. This local theatrical group produces a variety of shows. Call for show days (shows always start at 8 pm); admission is a very reasonable. Check the Montego Bay Happenings web site for show schedules.
  
  
• Palace Multiplex Movie Theatre - Fairview Shopping Centre, Montego Bay ·
  Need something to do when it's raining, or catching a great movie? All the latest Hollywood productions are available here. The movie theatre is a only short cab ride from Montego Bay's "Hip Strip" and downtown.
  
  
• Jimmy Buffets Margaritaville - Margaritaville is a total entertainment complex, complete with restaurant, watersports events and entertainment. Hailed as the place to party on Montego Bay’s “Hip Strip”, Gloucester Avenue, Margaritaville is perfect for anyone looking for exciting entertainment, a lively atmosphere and delicious food. Opened in January 1996 by Jamaican owners Brian Jardim and Ian Dear with the aim of appealing to both visitors and the demanding local clientele, Margaritaville is now a "must see" for both. By day, patrons can enjoy international sporting events on the big screen TVs and jam to the laid - back sounds of Jimmy Buffett. E-mail: info@margaritavillecaribbean.com
  
  
• Blue Beat, located by the sea beside the famous five-star dinning restaurant arguerites, the first of it's kind in Montego Bay, was hailed by locals and tourists alike as a welcome addition to the resort city's nighttime attractions. Enjoy Asian and Caribbean cuisine with live music. This cozy establishment was immediately adopted as a favourite haunt of Montego's beautiful people and has attracted a string of visiting stars and celebrities, most recently film producer and director Spike Lee. info@margaritavillecaribbean.
  
  
• Jamaica Bobsled Café, Themed after the famous Jamaican bobsled team (cool runnings) this bar and restaurant is a popular hang-out for locals and the bar
  opens to a terrace on the street, just across Doctor’s Cave Beach.
  
  
• The Twisted Kilt, This Irish Pub provides a relaxed patio dining setting along a private beach. Sports fanatics can watch the latest sporting evens on the
  big screen TVs, including NFL, MLB, and NBA games. Try their special, Fish & Chips followed by a cold drink.
  
  
• Zinc Shack, One of the latest additions to Montego Bay’s ‘Hip Strip’, the Zinc Shack is known for its ‘Grand Latin Fiesta’ on Friday nights. If you can’t dance salsa or meringue, don’t worry as the experienced Cuban dance instructor will give you a lesson before ‘fiesta time’.
  
  
• Reggae Sumfest is the largest concert festival in Jamaica, taking place each year in mid-July in Montego Bay. Sumfest, started in 1993, is officially sponsored by Red Stripe. It often attracts young crowds, and features a variety of Jamaican reggae artists such as Damian "Junior Gong" Marley and Stephen Marley, The Mighty Diamonds, Toots & the Maytals, Beres Hammond, Tony Rebel, Andy Vernon, Frankie Paul, and Freddie McGregor, dancehall stars like Sean Paul, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Elephant Man, Capleton, and Lady Saw as well as international artistsincluding 50 Cent, Baby Cham, and Rihanna.
  
  
• Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival - This yearly festival showcases a range of genres including country, jazz, reggae and R&B. Past artists have included John Legend, Shaggy, James Ingram, Air Supply, Al Green, KEM, Morgan Heritage, Tami Chynn, Richie Stephens and Bo Diddley. This top-level musical treat in delightful surroundings always proves popular, and hungry concert-goers can grab a bite to eat from the many booths offering Jamaican specialities and products. Venues include: Rose Hall Resort & Country Club, Cinnamon Hill Ocean Course. Preliminary dates: 2010 - Jan. 24th - 27th Multiple Venues - Jan 28th 30th Main Stage.
  
  

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