This place was such a little nugget of gold!! There was a photo exhibit on the top floor. Our guide was one of the artists so her descriptions of the works, both her own and the other artists, were very informative and insightful. Her answers to questions were reflective and well thought out. There were 2 additional exhibition rooms downstairs- one of them had a historical exhibit focused on Montego Bay but included Jamaica in general. It started from the beginning with the indigenous people of the island through colonization and slavery to emancipation and independence. We had a guide who talked us through the exhibit which was good for us as we had kids with us so it brought the pictures and artifacts to life. But if you have time, dont bother with the guided tour and just read it yourself. In the other room was a rastafari exhibit which was so fantastic. It also took you from the beginnings through to modern day. The exhibit tied in the history of the island with the rastafari movement and way of life. Again if you have time and are not with young kids, don't bother with the guided tour. We spent quite a bit of time there and would have stayed longer had we not been on our way to the airport.