Reggae On The River Rises From The Ashes & Presents a one day keep-the-name-alive-forever fundraiser

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, on Saturday, July 19th, the Mateel Community Center will revive Reggae on the River as a single-day, roots reggae and world music celebration at Benbow Lake State Recreation Area in southern Humboldt.  A transitional year for the event, with issues still unresolved in the festival’s ongoing legal dispute, Reggae on the River 08 will be an in-house production offered in a keep-the-name-alive-forever spirit, with hopes to return the festival to 3 day event that will again support the work of both community non-profits and the Mateel Community Center.

In keeping with the paired down theme, the festival will eschew top heavy headliners this year and will feature a deep and top class billing of international talent including Culture with Kenyatta Hill, The Wailing Souls; native New Zealanders, Katchafire; Jamaica’s conscious dancehall and roots sensation, Warrior King; dancehall diva, Sister I-Live; and Jamaica’s rising star (and local favorite), Stevie Culture, with more talent TBA.  Additionally, the event will offer vendors, a children’s area, delicious food and drink, a beer & wine bar, and plenty of irie vibes on the beautiful shores of the Eel River in Benbow Lake S.R.A.

Don’t miss this chance to support the work of Mateel while helping keep Reggae on the River alive.

Tickets will be offered soon at the affordable, family friendly price of $45 for Mateel members (at the MCC office only), $50 in advance, and $55 at the gate (if available) with kids 12 & under free.  They will first be available for purchase at local outlets and online at www.inticketing.com Advance tickets are advised as capacity will be limited.  

TICKETS $50 ONLINE
FREE EVENT PARKING WITH PAID ADMISSION:


Wailing Souls

Warrior King

 

 

 

 



 

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