On Saturday, February 7, 2026, Island SPACE Caribbean Museum presents Reggae Genealogy: Lights, Camera, Reggae! — a vibrant concert and cultural showcase exploring the powerful relationship between Jamaican music and the world of film, television, and pop culture. From James Bond’s early adventures on Jamaican shores 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.
Through live music, narration, and striking visuals, audiences will relive unforgettable scenes underscored by the rhythms of reggae, dancehall, and their global descendants — including lovers rock, hip hop, ragga soca, and reggaeton. The evening celebrates the artists, producers, and cultural moments that have carried the rhythm of Jamaica from the silver screen to the streets — tracing a living legacy of creativity and influence that continues to move audiences across generations and around the world.
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As music and history intersect in an entertainment showcase, some of the reggae industry’s most talented performers and knowledgeable personalities will delight, educate and inform. Special guest performers will be announced.
Island SPACE (Island Society for the Promotion of Arts and Culture) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving, celebrating and elevating the history, art and culture of the Caribbean and its diaspora. As the home of the world’s only pan-Caribbean heritage museum, Island SPACE curates exhibits, archives, cultural programs and signature events that highlight the diverse nations and traditions of the Caribbean region.
Located in Plantation, Florida, Island SPACE Caribbean Museum features artifacts, historical collections, fine art, multimedia exhibits and storytelling that explore the Caribbean’s global influence. Through educational programs, cultural festivals, live productions and community partnerships, Island SPACE works to ensure Caribbean heritage is visible, valued and passed on to future generations.
