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Reggae Month South Florida

A day of praising by gospel reggae stars singing live music on the green with Sister Marion Hall, Reverend Mark Brown and Choir Otis Kemp.

Reggae Month in South Florida is a celebration of culture, community and Caribbean pride. The Bad Boys of Reggae Inner Circle are continuing to pay tribute and honoring Reggae Legends “Cat” Coore and Jimmy Cliff during throughout the month of February.

Every February, Reggae Month in South Florida brings the heartbeat of the Caribbean to life. Recognized globally, Reggae Month honors the legacy, the legends and the future of the genre that continue to shape music, culture and community worldwide. South Florida is home to one of the largest Caribbean populations in the United States.

Reggae Month South Florida Schedule of Events:

Sunday, February 22: Rhythm by the River - Live music by legends Inner Circle, good vibes and Irie times. Admission is free. Address: Esplanade Park 400 SW 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale. Inner Circle will be performing at 5 pm.

Friday, February 27: Praise on the Green Gospel Extravaganza from 7pm to 10pm. Join us for a day of praising by gospel reggae stars singing live music on the green with Sister Marion Hall, Reverend Mark Brown and Choir Otis Kemp. Admission is free. Address: City of Miramar Town Center Plaza located at 2300 Civic Center Place in Miramar.

Sound, Stage & Lighting for several Reggae Month events is being provided by Bigg Zound. Reggae Month was first celebrated in Jamaica in 2008 by JaRIA.

Inner Circle, the Grammy Award winning reggae band is world renowned for the Bad Boys movie theme song Bad Boys and Sweat. South Florida residents and brothers Ian Lewis and Roger Lewis founded Inner Circle. The band is celebrating 56 years of playing reggae music together and is a token of love and longevity within the industry.

For Reggae Month South Florida information, please visit Instagram @reggaemonthsouthflorida. Most events are free but must RSVP.