Sat., Aug. 31, One Love One Heart Reggae Music Festival
Rio Ramaza Marina, RV and Event Park; 11 a.m.; call for cover
Is there a better way to spend Labor Day weekend than camping out by the river and listening to reggae music? Probably not, especially when the One Love One Heart Reggae Music Festival features headliners Prezident Brown (pictured) and Glen Washington. Brown's got a dancehall-tinged style, whereas Washington's song “One of These Days” conjures more spiritual, R&B-inspired roots reggae tunes. The festival, which lasts through Sunday, also features Sacramento reggae-rock group Arden Park Roots and King Hopeton. 10000 Garden Highway, (916) 607-6995, www.sacramentoreggaefestival.com.
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