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When was the last year of Reggae on the River?

The first Reggae on The River was held in 1984, and it was last held in 2018.

How old is the reggae on the river?

Reggae on the River began in 1984 as a benefit for the Mateel Community Center, a nonprofit for southern Humboldt County, after an arsonist burnt down the community hall in Garberville.

Why was Reggae on the River Cancelled?

After a transfer to Peoples Productions under the name Reggae Rising, a return of its permit to the Mateel and a partnership with High Times magazines events company, Reggae on the River was cancelled in 2019 for financial reasons and hasnt been held since.

Why did Reggae on the River stop?

The festival later partnered with High Times magazines events company but High Times cancelled the show in 2019 due to financial issues. COVID compounded the festivals problems from 2020 to 2023. With some attempts at Reggae not on the River but at the Mateel.

What town is Reggae on the River?

The festival started in 1984 to raise money for the Mateel Community Center to rebuild the community hall in Garberville that was burnt by an arsonist. The festival is held at Frenchs Camp, north of Piercy, about 10 miles (18 km) south of Garberville, CA.

Where was reggae on the river held?

The event will be held at Dimmick Ranch, also known as County Line Ranch, with Cooks Valley Campground serving as an auxiliary site for parking and camping. This return is not just a celebration of reggae music but also a docHub economic and cultural boost for the Southern Humboldt community.

How many people attend Reggae on the River?

The potential environmental impacts of the festival evaluated in the EIR were based on 10,500 attendees. The approved CUP allows up to 10,500 attendees. Attendance at the 2018 event was capped at 9,000 attendees. This included 3,500 ticket holders and 1,000 staff, volunteers, performers and vendors (comps)..

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