International Reggae Day (IRD) is JulyOne – the reggae networking and information space.
Organised by BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress in association with Reggae Fraternity UK, Ready For The World and Reggae Village Trinity.
IRD2018
International Reggae Day London (IRD LDN) 2018 main hub event takes place at UCL Institute Of Education near Russell Square (full address upon booking – there’s a £5 refunable charge; £10 full price from June 25 is not refundable).
This family-friendly event, which takes place over two rooms, will consist of:
Talks + Films + Interviews + Presentations + Honours + Quiz + Performance + Brent Black Music History + My Boy Lollipop: From JA To UK, A Musical History + Britain’s Contribution To The Development Of Reggae Music + Reggae @ 50 + JA To UK: The Reggae Revolution, Copyright & Reggae, etc (full programmed to be confrmed)
To be kept in the loop, attend stakeholders meetings, acquire an IRD licence for your event, or find out about IRD satellite events across the UK: bbmbmc@gmail.com.
BBMM2018 has a number of Reggae @ 50 related events: www.BBM.eventbrite.com.
2018 theme: JA To UK: The Reggae Revolution
To be kept in the loop of BBMM2018 events: www.BBM.eventbrite.com.
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