Palm Beach Reggae Music & Arts Festival

INNAGURAL PALM BEACH REGGAE MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL COMES TO DELRAY BEACH

The rhythm of reggae and the magic of storytelling come together at the inaugural Palm Beach Reggae Music & Arts Festival, a multicultural celebration taking over Old School Square in Delray Beach March 20–22.

The festival honors reggae’s global legacy while creating a space for filmmakers and cultural visionaries. Presented by Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, the event blends performances, immersive art, and film screenings that highlight reggae’s worldwide influence.

“Palm Beach County is home to several pioneers who helped shape reggae’s global reach, making it a fitting home for this festival,” said festival director Lloyd Stanbury.

Festivalgoers will see powerful cinema, including films showcased at Tribeca and the Toronto International Film Festival. Opening night features Inna De Yard: The Soul of Jamaica a portrait of reggae legends. The festival closes with the award-winning Play It Loud! How Toronto Got Soul , recognized at festivals such as the Pan African Film Festival.