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Photo courtesy YUMA
Models display costumes during Paparazzi Carnival 2024, Ihoka: The Forgotten Trail, launch on Saturday, at Sound Forge, Christopher Samuel Drive, Port-of-Spain.
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Trinidad styled Carnivals around the world have been cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Seasoned soca artiste and masmaker, Ronnie McIntosh.
PHOTO COURTESY RONNIE MC INTOSH
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Commissioner of Police, Gary Griffith.
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Trinity College Soka in Moka Foundation PRO Dexter Charles.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.
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Flashback: Revellers from Paparazzi’s presentation of Hidden-Master of Disguise cross the stage on South Quay, Port-of-Spain, during the Parade of Bands on Carnival Tuesday in February.
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Darryl “Farmer Nappy” Henry during his winning performance of “Backyard Jam” at the virtual 2021 International Soca Monarch ompetition on Friday night.
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In celebration of his first "iconic" win at the International Soca Monarch (ISM), Darryl "Farmer Nappy" Henry plans to have a live concert for his fans. In a telephone interview on Saturday, an elated Henry said all he cared about was winning the title.
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A view from the Queen’s Park Savannah
Two weeks ago, a group of diehard pan lovers committed to their cause as they planted themselves on the Greens at the Queen’s Park Savannah (QPS). Sporting sneakers, shorts and face masks, and armed with chairs, coolers and eats, they commemorated Panorama semis Sunday amid a global pause on interactive activities due to COVID. Today, on this Valentine’s Day and on what would have been Dimanche Gras, it seems only fitting to extend the love tribute to the home of Panorama and T&T’s heartbeat of culture, food and recreation, the QPS.
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Carnival lovers going through withdrawal symptoms with the cancellation of Carnival 2021 were treated to the spectacle of traditional Carnival characters at Trincity Mall, Trincity, on Saturday.
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The National Carnival Commission of Trinidad and Tobago (NCC) has confirmed that its digital online platform—Trinidad and Tobago Carnival World—will go live on Friday 12th February 2021.
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Trinidad styled Carnivals around the world have been cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Downtown Owners and Merchants Association (DOMA) has reiterated its call for Trinidad and Tobago to capitalise on the opportunity to host Carnival events in 2021, notwithstanding the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Seasoned soca artiste and masmaker, Ronnie McIntosh.
PHOTO COURTESY RONNIE MC INTOSH
Carnival and soca may be in Ronnie McIntosh’s blood, but while others are doubled over in despair from the loss of this season, the cultural icon has gotten over his Carnival tabanca for 2021. The soca veteran and masmaker feels that as far as the festival is concerned, all of its stakeholders should use the downtime for a total reset.
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Commissioner of Police, Gary Griffith.
Commissioner of Police, Gary Griffith, has warned against breaching the COVID-19 Public Health Ordinance Regulations by using virtual Carnival fetes as an opportunity to have a mass gathering.
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Trinity College Soka in Moka Foundation PRO Dexter Charles.
Even though people will not be able to enjoy the Carnival experience as they are accustomed to by attending fetes and dancing in the streets for two days, innovative party promoters have assured that the virtual experience will be just as good.
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Colin Lucas
The National Carnival Commission (NCC) started looking at the possibility of hosting Carnival 2021 virtually even before Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley announced the cancellation of the event.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.
The National Carnival Commission (NCC) says it will be working closely with all stakeholders and the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and The Arts, on ways to innovate the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival product for a post-COVID-19 world.
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Opposition Leader, Kamla Persad-Bissessar SC MP, is calling on the government to have a virtual carnival.
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Jeff K Mayers
The Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts says he and the Ministry are working to ensure Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival remains “at the forefront of the global Carnival landscape”.
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