In celebration of their 50 years of independence Tri-Star promotions in Trinidad and Tobago is hosting a huge musical celebration dubbed "House of Marley." The grand affair which will take place on August 30, 2012 at the Hasley Crawford Stadium, has promised to give patrons a fun filled, conscious event. House of Marley will headline four of the Marley brothers, Damian, Julian, Stephen and Kymani. Also on the line up is Collis Duranty who is known for his scintillating, positive delivery of reggae ballads and popular local recording artiste, Orlando Octave. Soca's Royal family- eight-time Road March winner Super Blue, his daughter Fay-Ann Lyons and her husband, Bunji Garlin along with Chutney Soca Monarch King, KI, will also perform at the concert.
Relative and media liaison to the Marley brothers, Alan Cole Jr. said the show will be an exciting one with a mixture of cultures "We hope for this show to be a sell off and we want everybody to come out and enjoy it because it is the first time all four brothers will perform on stage together in Trinidad," he said.
Guaranteeing that the caliber of this concert- now dubbed Marley Magic, will be one of a kind, Cole Jr. said, "Trinidad always awaits the Marley family so you know, I think it will definitely be a great show."
Trinidad celebrates their 50 years of Independence on August 31.

Code Red Band exploded on the scene ten years ago and quickly became the number one reggae show and backing band in South Florida. Now they have the number one song to match. They sit atop the South Florida Reggae Charts with their new hit single "Unconditionally", an original piece, written and produced by bandleader Zemroy "Zimma" Lewis. Bobby Rose, the band's newest member did a fantastic job on lead vocals and has women going out of their minds when he shows off his dynamic vocal range. "Unconditionally" is now working its way up the New York Reggae Charts and is becoming a favorite as far away as Malaysia.

The band has shared the stage with countless superstars over the years and has enjoyed doing so. Their impressive resume comprises of over one hundred artistes which they have backed. Backing artistes outside of the reggae genre seems effortless for these masterful musicians who have accompanied Billy Paul (Me and Mrs Jones), Carl Carlton (Bad Mamma Jamma) and the Persuaders (Thin Line Between Love & Hate).

On Thursday, August 16, 2012 at 8 p.m., the 5th Annual South Florida Film Festival Kicks off with the film, The Heart of Summer produced by local filmmakers Steadyimage Inc. and GRB Media.
The Heart of Summer appropriately captures the unique and urban twists on the quintessential love story. It is the inspiring story of a young man's soulful journey to rediscover love through friends, family, and faith.
The movie is the captivating tale of Omari, the young man who writes a book on his amazing summer experience after returning home from college. His experiences have transformed his identity. Upon returning home, Omari visits his family church where he previously had a brief encounter with Naomi, a hauntingly attractive young woman. The pair shared an instant and natural connection. The Heart of Summer explores this strong bond and its inevitable complications.

Reggae's reigning legends take center stage in West Palm Beach at the upcoming Jamaica 50th Independence Celebration, set for Sunday, August 12 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., at the Meyer Amphitheater in West Palm Beach.

Royal progeny Ky-Mani Marley, smooth crooner Roman Virgo, dub legend U-Roy and festival song king Tinga Stewart will head the star-studded line-up at this signature night of music, food and Jamaican culture. Meanwhile South Florida's own Millenium Band, as well as DJ Rich Davis, DJ Adonia and Mello sound will be sure to keep the crowds' spirits high.