Glen Simmonds Events and Bassline Production Group in association with the Atlanta Montego Bay Sister Cities Foundation proudly present the Atlanta Caribbean Jerk Festival. As one of the largest Caribbean themed food festivals in North America, this festival is a day of food, fun, and entertainment for the whole family. The event has shared the flavors and rhythms of the Caribbean with Georgia and surrounding states since 2005. The Atlanta Caribbean Jerk Festival features a combination of dynamic entertainment with internationally acclaimed performing artists on the main stage, renowned chefs on the culinary stage, a children’s entertainment zone, as well as tantalizing food sampling stations, cooking demonstrations and more, all presented in a relaxed family friendly atmosphere.
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Outside food and beverages are NOT permitted at the festival. However, there will be plenty of food and drink vendors offering a diverse range of Caribbean delicacies and refreshing beverages.
The festival offers a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture, featuring live music performances, delicious Caribbean cuisine, exciting cultural showcases, arts and crafts vendors, and family-friendly activities. It’s a day filled with fantastic food, entertainment, and a lively atmosphere.
Absolutely! The festival is a family-friendly event with activities and entertainment suitable for all ages. There will be designated areas for children, including interactive games, face painting, and other fun activities. Children 12 and under will be admitted for free with a paid adult.
Yes, there will be designated parking areas available near the festival venue. Additional information about parking options, including any associated fees, will be provided closer to the event.
Yes, folding chairs & personal umbrellas are allowed… PLEASE NOTE: NO TENTS or LARGE UMBRELLAS
- Aerosol cans (e.g mace, pepper spray, sunscreen etc.)
- Tents, canopies, large umbrellas, and non-collapsible chairs
- Weapons of any kind, including guns, knives, pepper spray, etc.
- Fireworks, flares, explosives, ammunition, or other incendiary devices
- Laser pointers, horns, two-way radios, bells, whistles, noise makers or megaphones
- Drones/unmanned aerial vehicles.
- Any other items deemed inappropriate or dangerous by event management.
