REGGAE
in the
SUN

• The Reggae Walk of Fame and Museum will perform “Operation Education” in partnership with The Ras Astor Black Interactive Music & Arts Learning Institute.
• Located in Falmouth, Jamaica the Reggae Walk of Fame and Museum is collecting and preserving artifacts, documents and reference material surrounding the diverse traditions of Reggae music in order to utilize these collections in the presentation of exhibits, educational programs, and performances.
• This spotlight exhibit, focuses on Reggae music history, explores the musical legacies of artists whose contributions help establish Jamaica as a ‘Live Reggae Music Capital of the World’. The exhibit will include rare photographs, biographies, historic posters, recordings, and live music videos.
• Display cases will feature items from our Reggae Ambassadors, plus collections from Reggae communities worldwide.

Daily, Reggae Walk of Fame & Museum Ltd., present 

"NEVER TOO OLD TO REGGAE" 

• The very best in local, regional and international Reggae entertainment at the "Reggae in the Sun – Red Stripe Concerts. Reggae in the Sun events bring the power of Jamaica, attracting the very best of everything. "The importance of being proud of our culture and creating a top notch tourism experience that promotes our extraordinary virtues and our unique attributes will be underscored."
  
•  We will be featuring our vibrant Jamaica Cultural Development Commission Arts Talents 
• Live broadcast every day on Falmouth Community Radio 88.9FM and on www.freeiradio.net
• Video on demand produced my at risk youths will be marketed to networks for broadcast 
• For more information, COMING SOON- FREEiRADIO  Community Radio Station FREEiRADIO 88.9FM and www.freeiradio.net  

• Main Stage is active the rest of the project is "Under Construction" 
• Customers raving about "REGGAE IN THE SUN" on social media? Everyone is sharing their great Reggae-stories to help explain the Total emersion in the Reggae Culture... Turning potential Reggae-customers into loyal return visitors.    Ras JaHsun Adel

• Reggae first appeared as a musical term in print with the 1968 hit Do the Reggae by Toots & The Maytals. Reggae, like many African beats, is characterized by a heavy backbeated rhythm known as the heartbeat, made popular globally by Reggae king Bob Marley.