Africulture Tanzania

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Pangani Reggae Festival 10 to 12 August 2011
If you love reggae music then you've hit the right spot. Welcome to Pangani Reggae Festival!The Pangani Reggae Festival and Africulture Tanzania Non-Profit help to save Africa´s culture and nature. Together we can strenghten the community.

The Artists

Warriors from the East
Arusha, Tanzania
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STREET LIFE Warriors from the east \| MySpace Music Videos

JHIKOMAN

PWANI, Bagamoyo, Tanzania
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The Festival
Africulture Tanzania arranges the Pangani Reggae Festival to support the local community. Half of the entrance money goes straight to the Africulture project. With the money Africulture Tanzania helps mothers with young children, who want to do a job. A day care center including a kitchen and bathrooms will be built, so that the mothers will have a safe place where their children are taken care of while they are at work.

Africulture Tent for Kids
Kids will have a place where they’ll have many things to play with and the option to meet other kids who will come to the Festival. For those kids who don’t speak English there will be volunteers who speak English as well as Swahili .

Rasta Chef

Will be open from 12:00 – 18:30 .pm (1) Ital Food or Vegetarian (2) Soft Drink (3) Soda (4) sugar-can juice (5) Kilimanjaro Water Ital food is derived from the word "vital food" (Self-determination of the black race resulted in the Rastafarians usage of the word 'I" to replace the first letter of many words). Ital food means it is natural, pure and clean food. For a Rastafarian it means no salt, no chemicals, no flesh, no blood, no alcohol, no cigarettes and no drugs (herbs are not considered drugs).

Yours Rasta Chef Rise and Shine with Africulture Tanzania

Buy Tickets
Africulture Tanzania will be selling tickets for the Festival online
For people who are not able to buy our tickets online there will be a ticket booth at the gate open from 10:00 am until 1:00 pm. $30 in advance / $40 at the door.

Pangani Reggae Festival Volunteer Information Guide Requirements

Volunteers are required to work 12 hours in exchange for admission both days, crew shirt and 2 meals (during shifts only). 18 and 20 hour packages are available. Ask your coordinator for details. New Volunteers
Please call The Africultu Tanzania Community Centre (+358) 0466436419 or email volunteer@africulturetanzania.org to be added to the volunteer list, be sure to include your full name, phone number, email and area of interest or experience. Your name and contact info will be made available to coordinators seeking volunteers. The coordinator will contact you for scheduling. If no one has made contact by June 17th please call the Africulture Tanzania office again.

Returning Volunteers
If you have already spoken with your coordinator please sign-up online.
There is a mandatory online sign-up. Go to www.africulturetanzania.org. Scroll to bottom of page and click on volunteers.
If you have no online access, see your coordinator for the paperwork. The Crew Agreement and Liability Waiver must be signed and returned to the Africulture Tanzania Community Centre by July17th.

Volunteer Check in
When you arrive at the event go to Volunteer Check-In located at the main gate. You will receive your wristband, and possibly your T-shirt & meal tickets (unless your coordinator prefers to hand these out themselves). The camping is open

From 12:00 am Wednesday, August 10 until 6:00 pm Thursday , August 12

Camping fee for 3 days:
$30 per person in advance

Access to campsite:
The camping area is only open to festival visitors.
You need to have a festival band (festival bracelet) to have access to the campsite.

Rules and Regulations
- The following is prohibited at the camping area:

- the use and handling of all narcotic substances

- giving and selling alcohol to teenagers under the age of 18 years

For More Information
If you have any questions regarding the camping
please e-mail: info@africulturetanzania.org
or call: +358-466436419 during the duration of the festival.

How to get there
The Pangani Reggae Festival takes place at Bweni in Pangani. From the bus stop (where busses from other cities arrive) you walk to the river, take a ferry across the river and keep left uphill to reach the festival area.

The Pangani Reggae Festival and Africulture Tanzania Non-Profit help to save Africa´s culture and nature. Together we can strenghten the community.

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