What’s Tmrw.Tday All About?
One of the most common and obvious questions we often get, what is Tmrw.Tday? Well here’s a little taste beautifully captured, narrated and produced by one of our very own Jamieson Daley.
Sexy Yogis, Time Travel + Cannabis Farms – By Dan McCarthy, Sensi Magazine
It’s an unusually cold Boston morning. Deadline looms, and the usual writerly process of mine has begun. It involves a lot of manic, calves-on-fire pacing, distant gazes for awkward periods of time, made even more awkward by my doing so in the morning uniform of the home office worker (sweatpants hanging off backside, no shirt, […]
FORBES: Producers Of Tmrw.Tday Festival In Negril Exclusively Discuss Their Experiential Entrepreneurship
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By: Brad Auerbach – Forbes Magazine The global proliferation of music festivals portends an inevitable shakeout; already several festivals have been cancelled. Even the venerable Coachella is the subject of rumors that it did not sell out this year as quickly as in years past. What is becoming evident is that the festivals that offer the right […]
Phase 1 Lineup Announcement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The 6-day experiential adventure of a lifetime Tmrw.Tday Culture Fest gears up for its second year on the stunning coast of Negril, Jamaica, announcing Phase I of the 2018 Lineup. Expertly constructed by leaders of the conscious movement, this May 1 – 6, 2018 will feature a beautiful mix of festival mainstays […]
VIDEO: Learn Patois! What does “Wa Gwan” mean?
What does Wa Gwan even mean? Learn Patois with our new campaign, it aims to help culture fest attendees learn a phrase or two to use when in Negril. The term “patois” stems from Old French meaning local or regional dialect and originates from creole languages of West Africa. “At Tmrw.Tday Culture Fest, we’re all about […]
VIDEO: Learn Patois! What does “Fowl Ready” mean?
Learn Patois with our new campaign, it aims to help culture fest attendees learn a phrase or two to use when in Negril. The term “patois” stems from Old French meaning local or regional dialect and originates from creole languages of West Africa. “At Tmrw.Tday Culture Fest, we’re all about blending in with the locals.” – […]
