Sites & Sounds: Knot Fest, St. Barth Jam Musik Festival and More
. Mount Cinnamon Resort's "Go Carnival" Package Steel pan music rings out throughout Grenada during Carnival when the island comes alive with colorfully-costumed celebrants enjoying all the dance and good cuisine that the season brings. The Mount Cinnamon Resort & Beach Club at Grand Anse Beach is offering a special Go Carnival package that gives guests an opportunity to party with locals and get thoroughly immersed in Carnival. For $350 a night you'll get a suite for four people and your own costume to wear during the two-day event, including at the J'ouvert and Pretty Mas parades. The package also includes entrance to a pre-party, entrance to the resort's own celebration and an after-Carnival massage.
St. Barthelemy, the popular Caribbean getaway commonly referred to as St. Barths or St. Barts is ready to cut loose with its annual St. Barth Jam Musik Festival. The island's own Sakyo will headline the first day of the party and groups from throughout the Caribbean will also perform, including Jamaican reggae mainstays Inner Circle, Destra Garcia from Trinidad & Tobago, Haitian act Emeline Michele, Guadeloupe-based Soft and Como Antes and La Bande a Pipo, both from Martinique. France's Morik is also on the bill as is a collective known as Artiste de la Guadeloupe. Knot Fest Suwannee Valley Flood Jam Vermont Reggae Festival's Fountain of Stars
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