This is a group for fans of Reggae in LA.  Reggae, Ska, Rocksteady, Roots, Dancehall, Dub, Bashment, Ragga, Reggae-Rock, Soca, Calypso, etc. The goal is to get like-minded individuals together to share albums, go to shows/concerts, and make new friends. Anybody who appreciates Reggae should join.  You will be introduced to some new music and new friends.

The Los Angeles Caribbean Connection is for all Caribbean and West Indian people living in the greater Los Angeles area. The mission of this group is to bring together people from the islands for social, community, and business events. Having grown up on the east coast I really miss having my culture around me daily. I would like to find some yardies to hang out with!

A place for Sailors who love cruising in the Caribbean to commiserate and share Caribbean experiences, information on cruising opportunities, and build fun groups to go cruising together in the Caribbean. Please view the introductory video - located under the "pages" tab.

This is a MeetUp for all those excited about Kizomba in Southern California! Kizomba (a Angolan word meaning party) takes its origin from the Angolan dance Semba, which is also the origin of the Brazilian Samba. It appeared at the end of 80’s – 90’s, while the young Angolans, although very attached to their traditional dance, sought a new musical identity, and finally found their inspiration and new voice at a concert given by Kassav, a famous French Caribbean Zouk band. Kizomba was born out of …

The So Cal COMMUNITY IS LARGER THAN REPRESENTED BY THIS SITE & IS ON ANOTHER low volume, nonmeetup EMAIL LIST which you can join in addition to, or instead of this, meetup(info provided in your welcome email): we've added this meetup site to expose more people to these events & provide more social media options to our community so that the email-list stays low volume.  Plus our focus is around sharing experiences together in the real world, not spending time reading & typing on the internet: The …

Come explore the delicious, relatively unknown world of African American-made wines.  Among the 6,000 plus winemakers in the US today, only about 22 are black Americans.  Most of these wineries are small, family-owned enterprises that might fly under your radar, and that's too bad, because some have been winning awards and nods from the likes of Wine Spectator and Wine Advocate for a while now. Many of these wineries are so small they don't even have tasting rooms, but you can taste them at Wine …