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NEWS & RELEASES


City Festivals invites you to experience Vegan Vybz Fest, hosted by Lokz by Morning, a vibrant celebration of plant-based living, taking place on April 4, 2026, at the stunning Sunken Gardens in Hope Gardens.


This unique festival promises to be an extraordinary affair combining wellness and vibes in a breathtaking natural setting.


Designed to bring together the community and promote a healthier lifestyle, the Vegan Vybz Fest will showcase a delectable array of vegan cuisine prepared by top chefs. Attendees can look forward to tasty dishes, live entertainment, and good music, all while enjoying the lush beauty of Hope Gardens.


In the spirit of giving back, part of the proceeds from the festival will support the Jamaica Agricultural Industry, particularly aiding farmers who suffered crop losses in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. We aim to contribute to recovery efforts by providing these farmers with seeds to help them rebuild their livelihoods.


Event Highlights:

  • Exquisite Vegan Cuisine: Sample the best vegan dishes crafted by renowned chefs.

  • Live Performances: Enjoy performances from local artists and musicians.

  • Community Engagement: Participate in workshops and discussions on sustainability and healthy living.

  • Supporting Local Farmers: Your attendance helps restore the agricultural backbone of our community.


City Festivals is proud to partner with this remarkable event and invites everyone to join us for a day filled with good food, good music, and positive vibes. Together, we can celebrate the joys of vegan living while supporting our local farmers.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience a festival that nourishes both body and spirit!


For more information and to purchase tickets, stay connected to @veganvybzfest for updates and announcements.


Join us at the Vegan Vybz Fest – where wellness meets vibes!

News Release: Reggae Month Kicks Off in Jamaica with City Festivals!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Jamaica, West Indies - City Festivals is thrilled to be a proud partner of Jamaica Reggae Industry Association as Reggae Month kicks off in Jamaica this February. As the hub of reggae music, Jamaica is set to host a series of vibrant events, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and musical talents that have made reggae a global phenomenon including the late Bob Marley and Dennis Brown.



The Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JARIA) is taking charge of the festivities, curating a diverse lineup of events that will captivate reggae enthusiasts from around the world. One of the highlights of the month-long celebration will be the event at the iconic Bob Marley Museum on February 6th.

This extraordinary evening will feature an array of reggae icons, including Tarrus RIley, Nadine Sutherland, Erool Dunkley, Jack Scorpio and man others . Prepare to be swept away by the rhythm and soul of reggae as these artists bring the stage to life with their electrifying performances.



In collaboration with the Urban Development Corporation of Jamaica, JARIA is proud to present free live reggae concerts every Wednesday throughout February at the Edna Manlry College of Performing Arts. This open-air extravaganza will allow both locals and visitors to immerse themselves in the pulsating beats and infectious melodies of reggae music while reveling in the vibrant atmosphere of the waterfront location.


The festivities continue to spread across the island, with Ocho Rios with "Reggae Cyaan Dunn Concert" at the Ocho Rios Bay Beach plus a Reggae Open University where reggae industry players can learn about elevating in the industry.


If you're planning a visit to Jamaica during Reggae Month, make sure not to miss out on these extraordinary festivities. To make the most of your trip, we encourage you to book your vacation with our travel partners, Love To Vacay. Love To Vacay specializes in coordinating tours that allow you to indulge in the full spectrum of reggae month celebrations.


Join us in celebrating the soul-stirring music, vibrant culture, and infectious energy that define Reggae Month in Jamaica.

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