- Film Festival
- Fairtrade Brunch
- Hunger Symposium
- Interreligious Celebration
- Theme Eatery
- Oase Concerts
- Lecture Banao Nambo
- Lecture Henning Mankell
- Theatre Peggy Pickit
- Dance Theatre
- Saturday Matinée
- Exhibition Paintings
- Exhibition Shonastone
- Exhibition Clever
- Marionette Theatre
- Fairy Tales
- Camel Ride
- Street Art
- Drum Circle
- Bicycles for Africa
- Blindness Bus
- Workshop Finissage
Top notch artists spread their positive vibrations on Friday and turn the evening concerts into a veritable roots and reggae festival:
Friday, 25th May 2012
Jimmy Cliff (Jamaica)
Finally! The great master of Reggae is coming to the Afro-Pfingsten Festival! Bringing along his evergreen hits “The harder they come“ or “I can see clearly now“, he invites Winterthur to come together for an unforgettable "Reggae-Night".
Tiken Jah Fakoly (Ivory Coast)
With his album “African Revolution“, the courageous Ivorian star performs at the Afro-Pfingsten Festival for the forth time. His African Reggae and critical lyrics bring feelings of revolution to Winterthur.
Stephen Marley (Jamaica)
Pure Reggae runs through his vains. It is from his father, that Stephen Marley inherits his extra-ordinary talent. With his album “The Root of Life“, the 38-year-old brings the Jamaican way of life onto the big stage in Winterthur.
Rootz Underground (Jamaica)
For the very first time, this Jamaican Reggae band visits us at the Afro-Pfingsten Festival. The roots sound mixes with various music styles and takes you on a journey between tradition and modernity.
Phenomden & The Scrucialists (Switzerland)
The poster boy of the Swiss Reggae scene is skilled at combining Jamaican music with Swiss German lyrics. With Caribbean easygoingness and his inexhaustible energy, he infects you with the Swiss Reggae virus.
The line-up is subject to change.
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