bmo­bile has launched its first ever b Square in To­ba­go as it seeks to spread the fes­tive vibes.

Head­lin­ing the mu­sic af­fair at the Es­planade in Scar­bor­ough on Jan­u­ary 30, is so­ca sen­sa­tion Nailah Black­man—bmo­bile’s newest brand am­bas­sador—who con­grat­u­lat­ed the com­pa­ny for al­ways em­brac­ing the essence of in­clu­siv­i­ty.

“When I was a lit­tle girl. I re­mem­ber go­ing to my first b Square and see­ing moko jumbies and hav­ing cot­ton can­dy and snow cones. It was some­thing that was not on­ly for adults, but for kids, for fam­i­lies, for any­body just pass­ing by who maybe didn’t have the means to ac­tu­al­ly go to an event for Car­ni­val, bmo­bile was bring­ing Car­ni­val to them. So, b Square is re­al­ly im­por­tant to the en­tire struc­ture of Car­ni­val,” she said.

“I’m ex­cit­ed to per­form. I’m ex­cit­ed to be a part of it and peo­ple should come out and sup­port be­cause it’s the spir­it of Car­ni­val,” she added.

The venue is set to come alive from 4pm till 8pm with riv­et­ing per­for­mances from some of so­ca’s best in­clud­ing Lyrikal, Adan­na Bal­four, Iw­er George, Farmer Nap­py, Ker­win Dubois and To­ba­go’s very own Shur­wayne Win­ches­ter.