Jamaica Children’s CASH Museum is a living laboratory that provides experiential learning opportunities for children and youth in Jamaica.
Our goal is to encourage cultural, artistic, scientific, economic, engagement and awareness about the people, the ecology, the economy and their relationship with each other. 
In the Living Laboratory’s educational model, families in Jamaica and visiting the island are invited to participate in on-going research projects and engage in one-on-one conversations with the scientists.
Collaborating scientists work closely with informal science educators to communicate the questions and methods of their work to parents and other caregivers via informal conversations and hands-on activities that illustrate recent research.
 
In this Sacred Space we provide a…
 
Journey into History, Culture, & Science. Explore Jamaica’s native history and vibrance presented through a journey into natural and plant sciences that tells the story of Rasta’s and Maroons' use of plants for physical and spiritual healing.
 
Science
Explore and experience the natural sciences used by indigenous peoples for medicinal and spiritual healing through one of our wellness retreats and/or workshops.
 
Cultural Exploration
Through the varied and vast offerings of cultural tours around the island you’ll visit Marcus Garvey’s birth home, explore the caves where the Maroons coordinated their attacks on plantation owners, and learn, share, and celebrate Rastafari culture during our weekly drummings, spoken word, poetry, and Marcus Garvey reasoning discussions.  
 
Artisan & Farmers Market
Purchase the freshest locally produced fruits and vegetables, handmade crafts, and unique artisan products at our weekly artisan and farmers market.
 
Art Gallery
Showcasing contemporary and traditional art from Jamaica’s Rastafari, Maroon and indigenous artists, available for viewing and purchase.
 
Sustainable Tourism:
Our community tourism project is not just a center of culture but a beacon of eco-and community tourism. Developed using sustainable community development and eco-friendly practices, we are committed to minimizing our environmental footprint and supporting local ecosystems.
 
Community-Centric Approach
The Lilliput Roots Cultural Hub & Museum is more than a destination; it’s a community. We collaborate closely with the local residents, Rastafarians, Maroons, and other indigenous peoples to ensure that our project and offering reflect and benefit Jamaicans as a whole.
 
How you can be a part of this journey.
 
Visit Us
Come experience the beauty and vibrancy of our culture through one of our culture or history tours or wellness re-treats.
 
Whether you’re interested in nature, culture, or community, they’re something here for everyone.  Student Tours
 
Voluntourism: You don’t have to be passive observer of the history around you, you too can become a part of this indigenous journey by joining one of our many projects.
 
Museum Membership
Through your Museum membership you’ll not only receive local and international benefits but you’ll be contributing to:
 
Cultural preservation: safeguarding and promoting indigenous art and traditions 
 
Environmental Conservation: Commitment to eco-friendly practices and sustainability
 
Community Development: Boosting local economy through eco-tourism and supporting indigenous entrepreneurship
 
Education: Providing learning opportunities in art, history, environmental stewardship, and sustainable farming practices.