See below for a list of the activities remaining for Reggae Month: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 WEEKLY EVENT (Rocksteady and Reggae) Amphitheatre @ Edna Manley College Wednesday, February 17 to Saturday, February 20, 2010. International Reggae Conference University of the West Indies, Mona.

February is reggae month and in keeping with this,  the Reggae Industry Association of Jamaica presents Roots Reggae Wednesdays. Where: the Ampitheatre at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts When: Wednesday February 3, 10,17 & 24 from 8pm to 12 pm. Cost:  FREE

This live music event is being staged as a call to action for citizens of Jamaica and music fans at large to assist in the recovery efforts in Haiti. The event will facilitate the collection of in- kind and cash donations to be handed over to the Red Cross to

Here’s a great initiative from Well Heeled Jamaicans spearheaded by Lisa O’Gilvie.  They are staging a major drive to raise 10,000 pairs of shoes for the people of Haiti. The drive date is on Saturday, January 23th and Sunday January 24 at ODPEM headquarters, 2-4 Haining Road.

What’s BNM??? YardEdge talks to Steve Urchin about Brand New Machine

Its PAPARAZZI time again courtesy of Sean Paul who will be celebrating his birthday BNM style with Sanjay and the CopperShot family along with special guest Richie D! But it will be Sean Paul giving out the presents on his birthday: Free “Odyssey” Mixtapes for EVERYONE! For more info

Kingston’s coolest Bookstore! If you’ve never been there, check out this post for more on Bookophilia: http://www.yardedge.net/entrepreneurs/complimentary-coffee-and-wireless-internet-at-bookophilia-a-kingston-bookstore-with-a-difference      

Black Zebra in concert at Red Bones October 25, 2008 Black Zebra was in good form last night as they performed to a standing room only audience at Red Bones Blues Cafe. The Kingston band consisting of Wayne McGregor, lead vocals and guitar, Richie Cunningham on drums, Katie Iver, vocals