Our Legacy
Discover the Heartbeat of Reggae Culture and Community at TrenchTown Culture Yard.
Our Story
Born in the heart of Kingston, the TrenchTown Culture Yard is more than just a place—it’s a living narrative of resilience, rhythm, and roots. Our story traces back to the Jamaican music revolution, where pioneers like Bob Marley and Peter Tosh found their voices amid hardship and hope. Today, we preserve and celebrate that spirit, inviting everyone to walk the streets where reggae was born and to feel the pulse of the community that nurtured it.
Mission & Vision
Our mission is to protect the cultural heritage of Trench Town while empowering the next generation of artists and storytellers. We envision a community where music, art, and history connect visitors and residents alike, transforming the Yard into a beacon of inspiration and opportunity.
A Journey Through Our History
Founded in the heart of Trench Town, our Culture Yard has served as a cultural beacon, preserving reggae traditions and supporting community initiatives since its inception in the early 2000s.
Year 2003
In 2003, Trenchtown Culture Yard was established to celebrate and preserve the musical legacy of renowned reggae artists from Trench Town.
Year 2005
In 2005, the Yard hosted its first annual reggae festival, bringing local artists and visitors together to honor Trench Town’s musical history.
Year 2010
In 2010, the Culture Yard expanded its workshops, including drumming and guitar classes, enriching the community’s cultural offerings.
Year 2015
In 2015, Trenchtown Culture Yard successfully launched the Community Fund, reinvesting revenues into local youth development and neighborhood improvement programs.
Meet Our Team
Owner
Co-Founder
Marketing Manager
Marketing Manager