And that's three for Global Reggae Culture. Built as a cultural meeting in several parts (craft market, restaurant, then live music and a soundclash to finish), the event, which is held regularly at La Bellevilloise in Paris, grows again for its third edition, scheduled for Saturday 16 May.
In addition to the stalls in the "market square", devoted to fair-trade products, the organisers will open a debate for the first time around a crucial question: does French reggae still have something to say?
The Reggaefrance editorial team will also be taking part in leading this debate.
On the musical programme, from 8:30pm in the club, a live set from Baby G accompanied by the sound Hammerbass, and the Djins alongside Mr Ricky Sa' Sa'.
Hostilities open at 11:30pm with the final of the third Ubran Trophy: three sounds from the far west (the Bretons Legal Shot and I&I Riddim, as well as Broken Stick, from Angers) and Blues Party, from Carcassonne, will battle it out until dawn.
Practical information and the programme in the agenda or on the official Myspace.