Preserving our past, enlightening our present, inspiring our future.

  • The Reggae Museum™ preserves, documents and presents the history, music, fashion, artists and global cultural influence of reggae and dancehall. Through digital exhibitions, cultural archives, educational programs, public events and museum-style experiences, we protect Jamaica’s extraordinary musical heritage while making it accessible to audiences worldwide.

    Our mission is to honor the artists, musicians, producers, sound-system pioneers, dancers, designers and cultural innovators who built reggae into a global movement. By connecting historic achievements with today’s creative voices, The Reggae Museum ensures that reggae’s stories, artifacts and cultural contributions are preserved, understood and passed on to future generations.

Our gallery

The Reggae Museum NYC honors dancehall pioneer Sister Nancy through a fashion tribute inspired by her iconic performance of “Bam Bam” at Sting 1990. Presented as part of Women in Reggae & Dancehall—Then, Now & Next: Voices, Style & Legacy, this curatorial costume interpretation celebrates her distinctive style, groundbreaking career and lasting influence on Jamaican music and global culture.

“Women in Reggae & Dancehall

View the most recent works featured in our exhibition. “Women in Reggae & Dancehall — Then, Now & Next: The Series — Voices, Style & Legacy.”

Mister Marion Hall Tee
Grammy-nominated artist Lila Iké
Stacey Of Soundchat Radio
Dj Hypeness
Jamaica Day NJ and the Bill McKoy Foundation
Abby Dallas — 2012 JCDC Festival Song winner
Event Audience
Radio Personality
Abby Dallas
Flowers on her head
Shapes that drip & drop

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Museum Hours

24/7 Online

Museum Location

Global , a fully digital museum without borders, existing online and accessible worldwide