Our artists and musicians have made great impact all over the world but especially in Delaware. We want to expose the people to the creative works of our great creatives and offer a platform for new ones to grow.
Jamaica has a rich history, culture, and language that we are here to educate the people on and help them enjoy. Through sharing stories and creating an environment of learning we can teach those whoa re new to Jamaican culture as well as Jamaicans transplanted in Delaware.
Food tells a story of a people through the creation of dishes made from authentic ingredients in ways that pays homage to our ancestors. At our events we look forward to sharing Jamaican & Caribbean cuisine with all who seek to experience it!
The Jamaican Heritage and Reggae Museum aims to educate individuals about the vibrant culture that Jamaica has shared with the world. We achieve this through a variety of cultural events, exhibits, and educational workshops, all designed to showcase the greatness of Jamaica.
We use donated funds to aid in the education of Jamaican heritage and culture throughout the diaspora!
Published by Delawareonline Written by Anitra Johnson The movie “Bob Marley: One Love” depicting the life of global reggae icon Bob Marley debuted on Feb.
Published by Blavity Written by Jahaura Michelle The Bob Marley: One Love biopic has quickly achieved box office success this month. Motivated by a profound love for
At the Wilmington premiere of “Bob Marley: One Love,” Mayor Michael Purzycki stands with Judy Malcolm and other relatives and friends of the late reggae icon after he presented them with a proclamation, recognizing Black History Month and Marley’s legacy. Photo credit City of Wilmington/Facebook
Bob Marley’s cousin Judy Malcolm is spearheading the effort to create a Jamaican Heritage and Reggae Museum in Wilmington to empower culture and revive unity.
