Following the successful launch last year at Newman Brothers Coffin Works Museum, 876 Street Foods Reggae Caribbean Cookout returns for a Easter Special.
Birmingham’s Street food trader Mr Jerk will be serving authentic Jamaican cuisine such as curry goat, rice and peas, jerk pork and of course his delicious jerk chicken.
There will also be Caribbean vegetarian options available.
Expect Wray and Nephew and Appleton Estate rum cocktails, cold Red Stripe beer and tropical flavoured drinks from Jamaican brand Grace Foods.
The best vintage Reggae, Ska and Rock-steady vinyl will be played. You can play dominoes or just relax and enjoy the cool vibes.
876 Street Food would like any budding singers or bands to get in touch to take part in Reggae open mic.
There is no admission fee and the event will take place on:
Bank Holiday Monday 17 April 2017 at 12:00-18:00 in the grounds of St. Paul’s Church, St. Paul’s Square, Jewellery Quarter Birmingham, B3 1QZ
Further information is available by visiting Twitter @876StreetFood or Facebook mrjerkchicken
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