Reggae Genealogy Returns with Cinematic Celebration of Jamaican Music and Culture
Get ready to groove as Reggae Genealogy returns, bringing a cinematic celebration of Jamaica's rich music and culture to Volunteer Park in Plantation this weekend. The theme for this year's event is centered around the power of reggae music, honoring its legendary roots while showcasing modern vibes.
The party kicks off with the charming Tifa, who promises an energetic mix of singing and DJing that will leave attendees of all ages dancing to the beat. Tifa's setlist is a medley of different songs, blending classic hits with something new and exciting - no details were revealed, but fans can expect a high-energy performance.
Jamaican actress Audrey Reid is hosting the event, which fits perfectly with her persona as an actress who made a mark in Hollywood with her iconic role in the 1997 movie "Dancehall Queen." This year's theme is inspired by her own film and will feature performances by legendary reggae artists Leroy Sibbles, Jimmy Cliff (who sadly passed away recently), and Sly from Sly and Robbie.
In addition to the musical lineup, attendees can enjoy delicious food options and browse vendors showcasing unique, handmade items. One such vendor is Carmen Puccio, who creates one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces using natural materials like leather, copper, wood, aluminum, bamboo - all crafted by hand with love and care.
Tickets for Reggae Genealogy start at $30, offering an unforgettable experience that combines music, culture, and community. For more information and to buy tickets, visit the event page online.
Get ready to groove as Reggae Genealogy returns, bringing a cinematic celebration of Jamaica's rich music and culture to Volunteer Park in Plantation this weekend. The theme for this year's event is centered around the power of reggae music, honoring its legendary roots while showcasing modern vibes.
The party kicks off with the charming Tifa, who promises an energetic mix of singing and DJing that will leave attendees of all ages dancing to the beat. Tifa's setlist is a medley of different songs, blending classic hits with something new and exciting - no details were revealed, but fans can expect a high-energy performance.
Jamaican actress Audrey Reid is hosting the event, which fits perfectly with her persona as an actress who made a mark in Hollywood with her iconic role in the 1997 movie "Dancehall Queen." This year's theme is inspired by her own film and will feature performances by legendary reggae artists Leroy Sibbles, Jimmy Cliff (who sadly passed away recently), and Sly from Sly and Robbie.
In addition to the musical lineup, attendees can enjoy delicious food options and browse vendors showcasing unique, handmade items. One such vendor is Carmen Puccio, who creates one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces using natural materials like leather, copper, wood, aluminum, bamboo - all crafted by hand with love and care.
Tickets for Reggae Genealogy start at $30, offering an unforgettable experience that combines music, culture, and community. For more information and to buy tickets, visit the event page online.
️. i love how they're combining classic hits with new sounds - it's gonna be a wild ride! tifa's setlist better have some dancehall queen vibes 
. and can we talk about audrey reid hosting this thing? she's literally living her best life 
. jimmy cliff may be gone but his music lives on, and i'm hyped to see leroy sibbles and sly take the stage 
. food and handmade goods too? yes please 
. $30 for a day of reggae, culture, and community sounds like an absolute steal 
. get ready to groove! 
Can't wait to check out the vendors too, handmade jewelry sounds like my kinda vibe 
just heard about reggae genealogy happening in plantation this weekend... sounds like its gonna be a blast but also kinda sad cuz jimmie cliff passed away recently 
anyway, seems like they got some awesome artists lined up like leroy sibbles and sly from sly and robbie, should def check it out if ur into reggae music 
but omg tickets start at $30?! thats kinda steep for me 
. Tickets seem pretty affordable too, starting at $30. I'd def wanna check it out, especially for the Tifa performance - can't wait to see what she brings to the table 
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and audrey reid as the host is just perfection 
i love how theyre showcasing modern vibes while honoring the legendary roots of reggae music 
gotta get those unique handmade items for myself 
Jimmy Cliff's legacy lives on thru his music n i cant w8 to see leroy sibbles perform! + the food vendors tho 
sounds like we got all the ingredients 4 an epic celebration of jamaican culture n music! gotta cop those handmade jewelry pieces btw 
! it's amazing how music can bring people together like that. tifa sounds like she's gonna get the crowd movin' with her sick beats 
. plus, getting to see audrey reid host it is such a cool connection to the movie 'dancehall queen'. can't wait to vibe out with the reggae vibes and check out all the handmade vendors 
Tifa's setlist better be on point, can't wait to dance the night away 
Carmen Puccio's jewelry is, like, wow 
. Other than that, it's gonna be an epic celebration of Jamaican music and culture 
Audrey Reid hosting the event is a great touch, especially given her iconic role in "Dancehall Queen". And can't wait to check out the vendors selling handmade items like Carmen Puccio's unique jewelry pieces. The focus on community and culture makes this event even more special. 
- they got audrey reid hosting too, shes so talented! anyway, i just heard about this event & im low-key excited to check it out - anyone who loves reggae or wanna learn more about jamaican culture should def hit up tickets 4 $30 & its gonna b an epic celebration 
reggae genealogy is literally going to be so lit 
and it's dope that audrey reid is hosting, love her vibe 
. And what's with the old-school acts like Jimmy Cliff? Can't they bring out some newer talent to keep things fresh? 