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Carifest Cares 2008 AIDS Benefit Concert

Sunday, July 06 2008, 05:00 - 23:00

Proceeds from this reggae benefit concert will be in aid of Keep a Child Alive, a force fighting to help alleviate or reduce the incidence of AIDS in African children. It will feature artistes such as Lee Scratch Perry, Midnite, Groundation, Matisyahu and others. Tickets are on sale at ticketmaster.com

Location: USTA National Tennis Centre, Flushing, New York, USA
Contact: 718-856-3336/www.carifestcares.com

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