Ladies and Gents of San Fer­nan­do in col­lab­o­ra­tion with the San Fer­nan­do Arts Coun­cil held an East­er pa­rade with vin­tage mo­tor ve­hi­cles through the streets of San Fer­nan­do yes­ter­day which end­ed with an East­er bon­net com­pe­ti­tion.

Chair­man of the non-prof­it or­gan­i­sa­tion Celia Bar­nett-Pe­ter­son said the pa­rade was one with a dif­fer­ence; to en­cour­age en­trants to cre­ate de­signs that in­clude a ‘Tri­ni flavour’.

Bar­nette-Pe­ter­son said the or­gan­i­sa­tion was formed in 2018 when they host­ed the first East­er bon­net pa­rade. She said the aim was to get “the whole fam­i­ly out to have fun.”

Par­tic­i­pants left Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege in San Fer­nan­do in a daz­zling colour­ful dis­play of cre­ative de­signs, tak­ing to the streets pro­ceed­ing along Carib Street, Low­er Hill­side, on­to Cof­fee Street, Roy­al Road, and then to Cir­cu­lar Road to the Cre­ative Arts Cen­tre.

Here are some of the high­lights from the event.

Nine-year-old Isabella Award of Anstey Girls’ Memorial Anglican School displays her Easter bonnet and attire yesterday during the parade.

INNIS FRANCIS