July 29, 2019

Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival

By San Antonio Current Staff

Back for a fourth year, folks gathered at Rosedale Park to live in the spirit of the iconic Bob Marley. The annual San Antonio Reggae Festival this year welcomed a very special guest – Alex Marley, a musician from Kingston, Jamaica and cousin of the reggae legend. Here's what you missed.

Photos by Jaime Monzon
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival
Everyone We Saw at This Year's San Antonio Reggae Festival

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