It’s not too Late to Register
Registration is still open for the Reggae Marathon. Do not miss out on this opportunity to run one of the greatest races in the world. Here are...
Packing for your Runcation
Running a race in a faraway place, especially if it is a country different than your own, you always want to make sure you pack your race...
Break Bread at our Pasta Party
We cannot wait to welcome runners to Kingston in December. This year, we will be able to break bread at our Pasta Party which will take place on...
More Than a Run: Tracy Cowan Richardson’s Journey
More Than a Run: Tracy Cowan Richardson’s Journey of Passion, Perseverance and Community Hailing from the city of Portmore, Tracy Cowan...
REGGAE MARATHON REAFFIRMS NEGRIL ROOTS
REGGAE MARATHON REAFFIRMS NEGRIL ROOTS WITH $1.5M DONATION TO NEGRIL COMMUNITY FOLLOWING HURRICANE MELISSA (Westmoreland, Jamaica) – Reggae...
Kingston Markets
Kingston, Jamaica, offers a diverse market scene, with Coronation Market providing a vibrant, authentic experience with fresh produce and street...
Running, Music, and the Reggae Marathon
For many, running and music go hand in hand. A lot of runners have a set playlist ready for their runs while others will just put on a random...
Devon House I Scream!
While you are in Kingston, if there is one thing that you must do, it’s go to Devon House and get some ice cream. There are a variety of flavors...
First Time in Kingston?
Are you coming to Kingston for the Reggae Marathon for the first time this year? What are some questions that you have? A lot of the questions...
The Dog Days of Summer
The dog days of summer can make it difficult to get the motivation to get out for a run. This could be the result of a training slump. Training...
Kingston Welcomes You!
If you fly into Kingston for the Reggae Marathon, you’ll be greeted at the roundabout by the new Kingston sign! The sign is a three dimensional...
Music and the Reggae Marathon
Music is synonymous with Jamaica and when you come to Jamaica for the Reggae Marathon, you’ll hear reggae, dancehall, and perhaps some calypso...