New moves now on at Gymkhana
Published: Friday | July 24, 2009
Businessman Kenny Benjamin (right) chats with Indian High Commissioner, Mohinder Grover, at a cocktail reception to launch a traditional Indian dance class at Gymkhana.
Gymkhana, now open 24 hours daily, launched an Indian dance class, Bhangra, on Tuesday at the Hilton Kingston Jamaica.
Classes for the traditional Indian folk dance will run twice per week at the gym, on Mondays and Saturdays. The cocktail reception to mark the event, featured a dance number with Bhangra instructor Gopa and dancers from the Anjale School of dance. It was a mixture of traditional Indian moves with a little Jamaican flavour.
Sophia Butler (left), sales manager Hilton Kingston Jamaica chats with Peter Morris,general manager Gymkhana and Carol Hart, public diplomacy and media officer at the High Commission of Canada.
Dancers from the Anjale School of Dance, along with Bhangra instructor, Gopa, show off some traditional Bhangra moves. - photos by Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
Former Miss Universe, April Jackson (right), shows Sonja Sutherland (left) and Christina Cover, both from Guardsman, her debut in the first edition of 'College Lifestyle' magazine. The cocktail reception served a double purpose, as the launch of a traditional Indian dance class at Gymkhana (Bhangra) and a VIP launch of the magazine at the Hilton Kingston Jamaica hotel in New Kingston on Wednesday.
From left: Danisha Scott, Anya Mollison, Kandi King and Kerrie Baylis are some of the entrants in this year's Miss Jamaica World competition.They were at the Hilton Kingston Jamaica on Tuesday for a cocktail reception to launch a new Indian dance class at Gymkhana and the VIP launch of 'College Lifestyle' magazine.
