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Trinidad and Tobago Carnival: Blue devils breathe fire into event - Vimarsana News

Trinidad and Tobago Carnival: Blue devils breathe fire into event

Although T&T’s major Mas took place earlier this month, here are excerpts from a captivating article on the Carnival’s “blue devils.” Anselm Gibbs reports from Paramin, Trinidad and Tobago, for BBC News (all photos by A. Gibbs.) They are easy to spot among the rush of colour of the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, their bodies…

Kings, queens no match for the wind - Vimarsana News

Kings, queens no match for the wind

Gusty, unpredictable winds at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain caused trouble for masmen and women at Wednesday night’s National Carnival Bands Association (NCBA) Kings and Queens semi-final

Goshen County Citizens Alarmed At Fatalities On US Route 85: "I Never Feel Safe" - Vimarsana News

Goshen County Citizens Alarmed At Fatalities On US Route 85: "I Never Feel Safe"

Many Goshen County residents are calling for U.S. 85 to be widened in light of continuing head-on collisions and numerous close-calls. One Torrington citizen who calls the stretch of highway "the gauntlet," says she never feels safe on the road.

Bring back mas to Greens - Vimarsana News

Bring back mas to Greens

Port of Spain South Member of Parliament (MP) Keith Scotland says it is time for Carnival celebrations to return to the Piccadilly Greens.

Masqueraders donate $60,000 to Carnival museum - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Masqueraders donate $60,000 to Carnival museum - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Museum has received a $60,000 donation from the Tribe Group on June 14. The museum is at the corner of Duke and Charlotte Streets, Port of Spain, in the building that once housed the Trinidad Co-operative Bank, popularly known as the Penny Bank. A media release said the donation was