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Reggae Sunday: Jahgun and Justifyah

Reggae Sunday: Jahgun and Justifyah

Sundays · 7:30 PMNext: Sunday, Oct 18

Ivan'z House at Mozambique1740 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach Directions

$12.83–$315.12

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A reggae night featuring Jahgun and Justifyah, a high-energy multicultural band led by Brazilian singer-songwriter Jahgun. Expect dancing, positive vibes, and music inspired by reggae legends, with food and drinks available.

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Comments 12

David Martinez· Oct 3
Love this event! Great music and community vibes.
Lorena Valenzuela· Oct 3
Definitely coming this Sunday. The reggae scene here is amazing.
Luis Medina· Oct 3
Is it just me or does this event give off very specific political vibes? Not sure everyone in the community feels represented.
Marco Pérez· Oct 3
What the hell does that even mean? Reggae is for everyone. Stop trying to make everything political.
Daniela Castro· Oct 3
He's right though. There's definitely a message embedded in choosing these artists, the activism vibe, etc. Not everyone agrees with the politics.
Pedro Molina· Oct 3
Yeah and that's fine. Other events exist for other people. Why does everything need to be watered down to offend nobody?
Raul Salinas· Oct 3
Because YOUR people have had 400 years of 'watered down.' This community event is for people who've been marginalized. Go to the other hundred events catering to YOU.
Luis Medina· Oct 3
@raul.salinas.39 See, this is why moderate people feel alienated. The second anyone questions anything, they're accused of being some kind of bigot.
Devon Chen· Oct 3
Actually, if you feel THAT uncomfortable being around people different from you, there are plenty of white bread neighborhoods and events. Move there.
Daniela Castro· Oct 3
@devon.startups oh wow, so questioning is the same as being uncomfortable with diversity? That's a false choice.
Lorena Valenzuela· Oct 3
I genuinely just want to hear good music in a happy place. Can we not turn it into World War 3 in the comments?
Marco Pérez· Oct 3
@lorena.travel seriously. It was a nice event post and now it's THIS.

See what your friends are going to, and make plans together.