January 31, 2024
The City of Miramar will kick off “Black History Meets Reggae Month,” with a special event presented by Vice Mayor Alexandra P. Davis.
The celebration takes place on Thursday, February 1, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, at the Miramar City Hall Plaza at 2300 Civic Center Place. Reggae Grammy award winner Kabaka Pyramid will make a special appearance at the event.
The kick-off promises a treat for attendees with refreshments, giveaways, exclusive merchandise, and captivating musical performances. Sponsors include GRACE, Kingston Delight, Riddims Marketing, Cleveland’s Ice Cream, Chef TG’s Kitchen, and Larry’s Peppa Shrimp.
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“Black History Meets Reggae Month” is not just an event; it’s an unveiling of three exciting initiatives that will set the tone for the entire month:
The Reggae Icon Awards: Recognizing individuals who’ve left an indelible mark on the world of Reggae music, shaping global culture in the process.
Selecta Showdown: Prepare for an adrenaline-pumping competition showcasing the talents of local DJs, providing them a stage to shine.
Afro-Carib Festival: Immerse yourself in a vibrant celebration of the rich and diverse cultures of the African and Caribbean diaspora. Picture an array of food, music, and art paying homage to our shared heritage.
Grammy Award winner Kabaka Pyramid will also be a featured artist at the Afro-Carib Festival.
Read more:
- Celebrating legends of Reggae: Miramar to host reggae Icon Awards 2024
- Fireboy DML, Kabaka Pyramid, and Nadine Sutherland headline Afro-Carib Festival in Miramar
Reggae music, with its deep roots in the African and Caribbean diaspora, carries profound cultural significance that reverberates globally. It stands as a testament to the resilience, creativity, and unity of Black communities worldwide.
Vice Mayor Alexandra P. Davis is thrilled about the upcoming celebration, stating, “I am pleased to invite our community to the ‘Black History Meets Reggae Month’ kick-off. This celebration honors our rich cultural heritage and highlights the enduring influence of Reggae music, which has brought people from all walks of life together. It’s an opportunity for us to celebrate our past, present, and future.”
