Reggae Genealogy 2026: LIGHTS. CAMERA. REGGAE. at Volunteer Park Community Center – Plantation, FL

A Musical Journey Through Jamaica’s Influence on Film, Television & Global Culture

Reggae Genealogy is back! And this year, the story steps onto the big screen.

Island SPACE Caribbean Museum presents Lights. Camera. Reggae., an immersive music festival celebrating the powerful relationship between Jamaican music and the world of film, television, and pop culture.

From James Bond’s early adventures in Jamaica to global blockbusters, underground cult classics, and today’s streaming sensations, this multimedia experience reveals how the island’s sound has become the heartbeat of international storytelling.

WHAT YOU’LL EXPERIENCE

A full-scale cultural experience that hits every sense:

Live music that hits you in the chest
Narration + immersive visuals
Iconic on-screen moments brought to life
Dancing + movement
Authentic Caribbean food + local vendors
‍ ‍ A family-friendly festival atmosphere
️ Flags, vibes, and pure Caribbean energy

SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS

A pre-show Fireside chat with Leroy Sibbles from 5:00–5:45 PM on the main stage. Sibbles will be interviewed by G Cole, host of Homegrown with G Cole, exploring the Studio One era and its legacy.

The show will begin with a special tribute to the late, great Jimmy Cliff, so don’t be late!

LIKKLE MORE INFO

Reggae Genealogy is a living history lesson, a celebration, and a tribute to the creators who shaped the soundtrack of our lives.
Through music, visuals, and storytelling, we honor the artistic brilliance that carried Jamaica’s rhythm from the silver screen to the streets — and into hearts around the globe.

Bring your lawn chairs, bring your crew, bring your flags — this is a festival you experience together.

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THESE CORPORATE PARTNERS MAKE REGGAE GENEALOGY POSSIBLE

This event is made possible in part by the Broward County Cultural Division, the City of Plantation, Florida Power & Light Company, Grace Foods, Golden Krust and the Jamaica Tourist Board.