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Jamaica to introduce ‘Dancehall Week’ in February 2024, to coincide with ‘Reggae Month’

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Jamaica to introduce ‘Dancehall Week’ in February 2024, to coincide with ‘Reggae Month’

Jamaica is preparing to celebrate its iconic dancehall culture with the launch of ‘Dancehall Week‘ in February 2024. This vibrant ode to one of the country’s most influential music genres promises to be a grand symphony of culture, fashion, and music.

 

Starting on Tuesday, February 13, and reaching its climax on February 19, this week-long celebration is a collaboration between the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sports and the Ministry of Tourism. It is set to epitomize the vivacity and allure of dancehall culture.

 

Roxelle “Glamm” McKenzie, co-director of Dancehall Lifestyle, the mastermind behind this initiative, unveiled a series of exciting events. The week begins with ‘Fashion Roadblock,’ inviting enthusiasts to showcase their most extravagant dancehall attire. This event promises a dazzling display of fashion, perfectly capturing the energy of dancehall music.

 

 

Morning Bliss‘ on Ash Wednesday takes a romantic turn, with red and white hues infusing the atmosphere with love and passion. Thursday opens up opportunities for promoters to contribute fresh ideas and perspectives, offering a dynamic space for diverse dancehall celebrations. Friday’s ‘Old School Graduation‘ transports participants into a realm of nostalgia and historical appreciation for the ever-evolving genre.

 

Saturday brings a slight cool down before the grand ‘Street Parade‘ on Sunday, featuring a dancehall sound clash. Sunday is a monumental day with the grand street parade, showcasing striking costumes crafted by local designers, a testament to Jamaica’s rich artistic talent. Finally, ‘Yacht Chill‘ on Monday gently sails participants towards Maiden Cay, concluding the festivities.

 

This introduction of Dancehall Week, coinciding with Reggae Month, aims to honour and celebrate the cultural richness of both genres, ensuring that Jamaica’s musical legacy resonates with equal fervour, paying tribute to its rhythmic heartbeats.

 

(Source: Prizm Marketing, Jamaica)

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