June 25 Open House - CPR celebrates six years of preserving reggae music

We are pleased to invite you to join us on Saturday, June 25th as we celebrate six years of preserving reggae music with an open house and ribbon cutting. The evening will observe Caribbean Heritage Month and celebrate CPR's 6 year journey with a ribbon cutting ceremony, marking the start of CPRLive, CPR's advancement into the world of global communications. The event will also kick off the New York celebrations for International Reggae Day which is observed on July 1st.

Stand with CPR as we unveil our newly built broadcast facility in our renovated office space at 1199 Ocean Avenue, suite 407, Brooklyn New York 11230 and share details of the beta testing of CPRLive and plans for its launch in October.

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An I.R.D. Endorsed event.

About CPR
The Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music, Inc. (CPR) is a not for profit organization that works to preserve the reggae art form and its traditional message of healing and unity. The mission of the Coalition is to raise the bar in the creation, development, promotion and presentation of reggae music; to elevate the profile of its purveyors; and to research, codify, curate and disseminate information about the genre so as to increase understanding of its development, its significance, and its influence around the world. CPR conducts forums, presents events and broadcasts radio programs about reggae music and is open to all reggae lovers.