The celebration of Jamaican culture hits various venues in the city's Baltic Triangle between Friday 9th and Saturday 10th June.
Ben Smith
Date published: 28th Nov 2016
Following the success of this year's first ever Positive Vibration Festival, Liverpool's celebration of reggae music and Jamaican heritage is back for 2017.
Breezing through the city's Baltic Triangle between Friday 9th and Saturday 10th June, the event will bring a host of DJs and live acts to selected stages across the re-imagined industrial space.
Already on the Positive Vibration line up is Notting Hill Carnival's resident soundsystem Aba Shanti-I along with Leicester collective Vibronics and dub plate don Sir Coxsone Outernational Sound System.
They feature alongside creative workshops, a record fair and a glorious selection of Caribbean food and drink, as well as the 2017 Art Of Reggae Exhibition. The display of 100 reggae inspired posters sees the festival team up with the International Reggae Poster Contest and supports the Alpha Boys School in Jamaica.
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