You going??? "Pon di Road: Partybus to Pittsburgh"

The Clock is ticking!!!

Chat 'Bout Cleveland

in association with pittsburghreggae.net

present:

Pon di Road: Partybus to Pittsburgh

Featuring live performances by:

Bugle

("Please", "What I'm Gonna Do")

Charly Black

("Rich this Year", "Buddy")

Pittsburgh's own

Fudgie Springer

NYC's maddest DJ

Skeritt Bwoy

(on his first vist to the 'Burgh)

...and MUCH more!

It's the biggest bash in Pittsburgh and Chat 'Bout Cleveland is driving!

Tickets ON SALE NOW!!!

For more information and to purchase tickets, click here!

See you...'Pon di Road'!

Bashy

Rain or Shine: 3 events happening T O D A Y !!

...pick one (or all!!)

EVENT #1:

All day Soccer Tournament!

Luke Easter Park
3090 East 116th Street
Cleveland, Ohio

Starts at 9am

All Sounds Invited!

The throphys are ready to go...who will win them???

EVENT #2:

Ark Band

LIVE*
Shooters
1148 Main Street
(west bank of the flats)
Cleveland, Ohio

4-8pm

*Part Reggae Sundays

EVENT #3:

"2nd Annual Reggae Family Picnic"

Whiskey Island/Sunset Grille

Music By:
New Horizon
Flex Crew

Live performance by:
Umojah Nation

4-10 pm

This is a Free Event!

Who's says there's nothing to do on a Sunday??

Pulling out the (cute) rainboots,


Bashy

Beenie Man - giving back....

Telecommunications company LIME along with dancehall entertainer Moses Davies, (AKA Beenie Man), donated computers to the Half-Way-Tree Police Station in St Andrew.

The Hewlett Packard units, were personnally handed over at the station by Davis; LIME's vice-president of service delivery, Howard Mollison; and Errol K Miller, the company's regional vice-president of corporate communications.

To read more, click here.

Pics from Jamaican Independence Picnic at Kerruish Park..

..posted on Chat 'Bout Cleveland's Bashment Gallery

To view now, click here!

Enjoy!

Bashy

Jamaica takes on the World...

....and Usain running with YAAMS!

11 Jamaicans will bow into action as the highly anticipated 12th IAAF World Championships. Jamaica will be hoping to surpass the record 10 medals - one gold, six silver and three bronze - won in Osaka 2007, even as our athletes try to put behind them distraction of a training camp dispute, as well as a drugs scandal.

To read more, click here.

International Dancehal Queen Title returns to Jamaica

We have a winner!

After a two-year hiatus, the coveted Red Label Wine International Dancehall Queen title returned to Jamaica when Tavia Morris, a 25-year-old nail technician, from Montego Bay was crowned champion at the Pier One Complex on the Waterfront last Saturday, It was the 14th staging of the world's largest dancehall dancing competition.

To read more, click here.

TODAY!!!!! Jamaican Independence Celebration - Part 2

If you missed all the fun at Luke Easter last week, be sure to join in at Kerruish for even more fun!

Jamaican Independence Celebration

2K9

Kerruish Park
170th and Tarkington
Cleveland, Ohio

Starting at 1pm!

Cricket Matches all day

Music By:

Black Scorpio

and

Rich Lowe

See you there!

Bashy B

Celebrate Jamaica Independence Day - Wear Yuh Colors August, 6th

Join Jamaicans all over the globe and show your support for Jamaica's Independence Day by wearing clothing/shoes with the colors of the Jamaican flag Green, Black and Gold (Yellow).
Join Jamaicans all over the globe and show your support for Jamaica on our Independence Day (August 6th) by wearing clothing/shoes with the colors of the Jamaican flag, Green, Black and Gold (Yellow). We are aiming for people all over world to wear Green, Black and Yellow for this celebration every year.

Jamaica has influenced the world with our food, music and culture. Join millions of people all over the world in this symbolic celebration and let them know it is Jamaica Independence Day.

Each color in the flag is symbolic: the black stands for hardship, the green for both hope and the fertile land, and the gold for wealth and sunshine. (Original)
The flag’s original symbolism is “Hardships there are, but the Land is green and the Sun shineth.”

New Symbolism as of 1996: Hardships there are but the land is green and the sun shineth" is the symbolism of the Flag. Black symbolizes the strength and creativity of the Jamaican people; Gold, for natural wealth and beauty of sunlight; and Green stands for hope and agricultural resources.

Spread the word and don't forget to wear Yuh Colors on August 6th, Jamaica’s Independence Day!!!