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In the midst of San Fernando’s Jouvert celebrations involving thousands of revellers were a group of 26 people representing two bands trying to hold on to Carnival’s earlier times.

Last chance to impress my future father-in-law, I invited my girlfriend’s parents to attend Ravi B’s Father’s Day concert at the Centre of Excellence, Macoya, last Saturday.

THOUSANDS of masqueraders descended on the streets of San Fernando in an array of colours and vigour for the return of Carnival after a two-year hiatus owing to covid19 restrictions.

While throngs of rambunctious revellers partied the morning away for the Soaka Till Sunrise fete, a cooler, more tame atmosphere emerged hours later at the University of the West Indies' (UWI), Relive fete at the St Augustine campus on January 22 afternoon.

Popular party band Raymond Ramnarine and Dil E Nadan brought the energy of Carnival 2023 to Debe last weekend as Endecon hosted the semi-inclusive event known as Expressions. Ramnarine, vocalist Stephen Marcelle and the Dil E Nadan put patrons through the paces of Carnival preparations with an energetic set covering the hottest songs of the

CLEARLY making up for lost time, hundreds flocked to the car park of the Southern Academy for the Performing Arts (SAPA) on January 8 for the much-anticipated SokahChella, featuring Nailah Blackman. Admitting she too had been waiting for this moment to wine, wave and party, after a two-year lockdown, Blackman did not disappoint fans with

CARNIVAL is up and running with a number of events taking place or close to taking place. One of the main early acts of the season is set to happen this weekend at the Southern Academy for the Performing Arts’ (SAPA) car park where Nailah Blackman’s Origins – SokahChella will be held. While the event