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I sooo wish I was home in the Virgin Islands instead of being here in this cold and rain. I could use a Morgan Heritage Concert with Gramps smooth silky voice right about now... This looks like a good time waiting to happen on Love City.

2nd Annual Love City Live!

As the ultimate getaway, Love City Live! gains its major momentum from the high-energy Main Event. The Main Event is only part of the full Love City Live! experience including boating, beach getaways, liming, duty-free shopping, savoring authentic cuisine, dancing and simply relaxing while taking in local beauty and culture. Join us and indulge!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
01.26.2012 – 01.29.2012

■  Sandy Feet – Sundown Beach Lime @ Oppenheimer Beach
   Thursday January 26, 2012 3pm-7pm

■  Reggae on the Bay (no cover) - Cocktail / Dinner Soiree @ Miss Lucy's Beachfront
   Restaurant (Coral Bay). Live performance by Inner Visions Reggae Band
   Friday Jan 27. 6pm-11pm ($20 roundtrip shuttle departs from Fatty Crab @ 6pm)

■  Main EventMorgan Heritage Concert @ Winston Wells Ball Park (Cruz Bay – St John)
   Saturday January 28, 2012 6pm – 1:30am PURCHASE TICKETS

■  SplashThe Ultimate PowerBoat Party @ One Love Bar – White Bay, Jost Van Dyke BVI  
   Sunday January 29, 2012 12pm – 6:30pm (All boats sail from St. John @ 11am)

Recommended Additional Activities:

 • Jeep Excursion to Coral Bay (Lunch @ Miss Lucy’s Beachfront Restaurant)
 • Nature Hike to Honeymoon Beach (get sandwich @ deli Grotto prior to hike)
 • Island Tour (Kevin Williams 340-227-6566)
 • Beach Day @ Trunk Bay (Ranked # 1 by National Geographic)
 • Try Local Food (P&P’s, Windy Level, Sogo’s, Hercules, Uncle Joe’s, Sputniks)
 • Bar hop & lime in Cruz Bay (Tap Room, Joe’s Rum Hut, Woody’s, Iguana Grill)
 • Shop St John (Mongoose Junction, Wharfside Village, Cruz Bay shops)
 • Visit Annaberg Ruins
 • Spa treatment www.stjohnbeautylounge.com
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This line up looks pretty good and it's for a good cause.

The 9 Mile Music Festival began as a labor of love, Pioneered by, Cedella Marley Booker. Over the years the festival has had other names including “The Caribbean Music Festival” finally evolving into what is known as the 9 Mile Music Festival today. This reggae music event is more than just your average “concert”, it has a commitment to doing good and spreading love. The 9 Mile Music Festival is responsible for collecting over two (2) million canned goods over its 18 year span, in an effort to continuously give back to its community. Four canned goods are required for entry, along with a purchased admission; the canned goods collected are then distributed to shelters in Miami & Jamaica.

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