Bournemouth Reggae Weekender celebrates Caribbean heritage and the Windrush generation, fostering community spirit, inclusivity, and cultural unity through music, shared stories, and seaside festival experiences.
Bournemouth Reggae Weekender celebrates Caribbean culture, honors the Windrush legacy, and fosters community through inclusive music, dance, workshops, and local artists by the seaside.
Reggae music unites communities and shapes identities, especially within the Caribbean diaspora. Festivals like Bournemouth Reggae Weekender celebrate heritage, inclusivity, and global cultural impact.
The Bournemouth Reggae Weekender celebrates Caribbean heritage through local artists, crafts, and community events, blending tradition with modern vibes to foster unity and cultural pride.
At Bournemouth Reggae Weekender, Caribbean artisan crafts embody heritage, resilience, and culture. Meet passionate artisans, explore rich stories in textiles and woodwork, and support this vibrant community.
Reggae on the Bay | 77 Years of Windrush – Culture, Community, Celebration was born from a vision: to bring families together on the shoreline in honour of the Windrush generation and their lasting legacy in the UK. On 22nd June, we welcomed over 500 Windrush families to the beach for a cultural celebration unlike
In 1984, Kingston’s Waterhouse community was marked by poverty and violence, but also vibrant musical energy. Among the local talent was Noel Davey, a 26-year-old melodica player. After receiving a Casio MT-40 keyboard from a friend, Davey discovered a preset rhythm that inspired the revolutionary digital riddim behind “Under Mi Sleng Teng.” Recorded with vocalist
