Bob Marley holds hands with then prime minister Michael Manley and Edward Seaga in a show of unity during his set in 1976.
On Saturday December 2, the Bob Marley Museum will celebrate the 41st anniversary of the iconic Smile Jamaica concert with a twist.
To commemorate this defining moment in Bob Marley's life where he performed to an audience of over 80,000 patrons, just two days after being shot, the museum will launch a series of night tours which will culminate in the very room in which Bob Marley was shot.
The celebration will run from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at Bob Marley's home at 56 Hope Road with a number special guest performers, all paying tribute to the legend.
The event, being staged under the theme, "Make Someone Smile", will also include a charitable component.
Part proceeds from the event will be used by the Bob Marley Foundation to fund a music room at the Haile Selassie High School.
Patrons are also being asked to donate non-perishable items which will be distributed to Reddies Children's Home supported by the foundation.
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