Rousseau Sisters, Friday July 31st, Private Dinner Benefitting the Rockhouse Foundation

Cliff Edge at Rockhouse with the Rousseau Sisters, who will present a selection of dishes as Rockhouse's newest Culinary Directors. This is an exclusive look at their new menu that reimagines Jamaican cuisine through a modern coastal lens. Each ticket includes cocktail hour with drinks and canapés , leading into a four-course private dinner at Rockhouse. The evenings schedule is as follows:

• 6.30pm - Cocktails & canapés at the Rockhouse Pool Bar
• 7.30pm - Seating for Dinner on the Cliffs for a 4 Course Rockhouse tasting menu

Limited to 30 persons and a private dinner location.

Culinary Directors @ Rockhouse Restaurant

Michelle and Suzanne Rousseau are the new culinary directors of Rockhouse Restaurant, focused on preserving the stories and culture of Jamaica through the island's foodways and historic venues. As chefs, restaurateurs, cookbook authors, and television personalities, they have established themselves as leading authorities on Caribbean cuisine and heritage. As founders of Two Sisters Jamaica, they gained renown for their impeccable restoration of Harmony Hall, a heritage site in St. Mary, which housed their beloved dining concept Summerhouse, offering modern Caribbean cuisine. Their acclaimed works include Caribbean Potluck (NPR's Best Books 2014) and Provisions: The Roots of Caribbean Cooking. Starting this June, the Rousseau Sisters look forward to bringing their signature elevated yet approachable style to Rockhouse Restaurant: distinctly Caribbean, with Mediterranean influences, and rooted in the flavors, spices, and ingredients of Jamaica.

About the Rockhouse Foundation

The Rockhouse Foundation is dedicated to transforming the places where Jamaica’s children learn while supporting the great people who teach them, directly impacting the lives of thousands of young people and their families. Since its inception in 2004, the Foundation has invested over $12 million USD to build, expand and renovate six Negril area public schools and the Negril Community Library. In 2017, the Rockhouse Foundation established Jamaica’s first public institution serving children with disabilities and without in a full inclusion setting – the Savanna-la-Mar Inclusive Academy (Sav Inclusive), which was also the first school built from the ground up by the Foundation. Jamaica’s Ministry of Education and the Rockhouse Foundation have signed a new joint commitment to expand the school through to 12th grade over the next decade. All administrative and marketing costs of the foundation are underwritten by Rockhouse Hotel, Skylark Negril Beach Resort, Miss Lily’s and their owners, meaning all donations go directly to the projects and programs. The Rockhouse Foundation directly impacts the lives of thousands of young people, their families and their educators in western Jamaica.