
Delaware x Jamaica
Delaware and Jamaica share a dynamic connection that energizes the spirit of Reggae in the Park 2025. This event not only honors reggae music but also emphasizes the collaboration between our local organization in Delaware and Jamaica. Supporters of Reggae in the Park include The Jah Jah Foundation in New York & Jamaica, which focuses on medical outreach and community assistance. Additionally, the Universal Negro Improvement Association of Jamaica's recognition of the posthumous pardon of civil rights leader Marcus Garvey in Delaware adds significant historical depth to this bond, underscoring the importance of unity and pride. With the influence of The Jah Jah Foundation and UNIA further enhancing this relationship, these elements together weave a vibrant tapestry of shared heritage music, and community spirit that unites everyone in celebration.
Stephen Marley receives the Wilmington DE key to the City 2024
In a momentous occasion, Stephen Marley, the son of the legendary Bob Marley, has received the key to the city of Wilmington, Delaware, his birthplace. This honor, bestowed upon him in 2024, recognizes his contributions to music and culture. The Delaware Reggae Coalition played a pivotal role in making this celebration possible, highlighting the strong connection between reggae music and the community. This event marks a significant milestone in honoring both Stephen's legacy and the vibrant spirit of Wilmington.
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