They start­ed lin­ing up from as ear­ly as 2 am. Res­i­dents of East Port-of-Spain, par­ty­go­ers, tourists and na­tion­als mixed to­geth­er, some­times a bit un­com­fort­ably on Pic­cadil­ly Street to wit­ness the 20th an­niver­sary of Ein­tou Springer's Kam­bule.

Dig­i­cel has an­nounced its part­ner­ship with YU­MA 2024 Car­ni­val. In col­lab­o­ra­tion with YU­MA, Dig­i­cel will pow­er the stun­ning Dig­i­cel x YU­MA Cos­tume, "Nuri," de­signed by the ex­cep­tion­al­ly tal­ent­ed Rawle Per­manand.

“A con­stant roller­coast­er” is how Pa­parazzi Car­ni­val mas de­sign­er Ale­jan­dro Gomez re­ferred to his life as a Car­ni­val cos­tume de­sign­er mere min­utes be­fore the Wood­brook-based band launched their theme for Trinidad Car­ni­val 2024, “Iho­ka: The For­got­ten Trail”.

SPIR­IT Mas is set to un­veil its pre­sen­ta­tion for Car­ni­val 2024, “King­dom of SPIR­IT”, on Mon­day at Drew Manor, San­ta Cruz.

In cel­e­bra­tion of its 20th an­niver­sary, TRIBE is set to launch its Car­ni­val 2024 pre­sen­ta­tion Rain­for­est with SUN­SETWKN (Sun­set Week­end) from Ju­ly 21-23, 2023.

“Skin en­hance­ments” is the term one ma­ture pa­tron used to de­scribe the slate of sleek, sexy, and “ul­tra-re­veal­ing” cos­tumes pre­sent­ed by mas band YU­MA (Young + Up­ward­ly Mo­bile Adults) at the launch of their 2024 pre­sen­ta­tion, “On Tour” on Sat­ur­day night.

Neque por­ro quisquam est qui do­lorem ip­sum quia do­lor sit amet, con­secte­tur, adip­is­ci velit...

The post-mortem on San Fer­nan­do's dy­ing Car­ni­val took place at the San Fer­nan­do City Hall au­di­to­ri­um on Wednes­day night and was at­tend­ed by a hand­ful of stake­hold­ers who called for more con­sul­ta­tion, bet­ter routes and prop­er judg­ing cri­te­ria for next year's Car­ni­val.

Lo­cal chef Fin­bar “Bar­ry” Bartholomew showed Nic­ki Mi­naj his "sweet hand" for Car­ni­val.

Lost Tribe won with its pre­sen­ta­tion 202WE beat­ing Down­town Band of the Year Win­ners Ron­nie and Caro.