Overview One Earth ReggaeFest is a free, all-ages reggae festival that fills the SteelStacks campus in Bethlehem from noon until 1:30 in the morning on a July Saturday. Cali reggae, roots, dancehall, hip-hop and funk share three stages, with Caribbean food and craft vendors between them. On site The day starts with yoga on the Levitt Lawn and a free film screening, then music moves between the Levitt Pavilion, the Community Stage on Air Products Town Square and the Williams Brew Stage until late-night DJ sets. No tickets are needed. Sponsors can brand a stage, set up a 10x10 activation or sampling station, and get logo placement across the festival's marketing and ArtsQuest e-mails. Audience Families and adults 25 to 64 from the Lehigh Valley, New Jersey and Philadelphia, including a strong Caribbean and Latino community. It is one of the more racially mixed crowds on the ArtsQuest calendar. Talent and Influencers Grammy-nominated Jamaican singer Jesse Royal headlined the latest edition, with Fayuca, The Big Takeover and Lehigh Valley acts like Space Kamp, GOE Troupe and IRIEspect. Track record ReggaeFest has grown into one of the larger reggae festivals in the country, with more than 12,000 people at its most recent edition, produced with Lehigh Valley promoter Movement Moves Media. Brand presence The festival is presented in partnership with Movement Moves Media. Air Products, Crayola, Mishka Premium Vodka, SweetWater Brewing, Visions Federal Credit Union, WDIY 88.1 and Loud Radio sponsor.