After all the hints TRIBE has finally revealed theme 2013 :
Monday, April 02, 2012
Spice Carnival reveals another teaser
Another teaser from Spice's 2013 Carnival presentation, they are saying their is a twist my bet is it is an animal theme !
Sunday, April 01, 2012
Theme 2013
If you came looking for news on Spice, TRIBE and YUMA's theme for Carnival 2013:
HAPPY APRIL FOOLS DAY
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Congratulations to K2K Alliance
K2K Alliance in their debut year of Carnival 2012 has managed to capture four Awards for their presentation "The Waters". Awards were given at a ceremony held at Queens Hall on Tuesday March 27. Congratulations to K2k Alliance for the following awards:
- 1st place in Costume Design in the medium band category
- 1st place for our presentation Downtown /"Band of the Day" in the medium category
- 1st place for our presentation in the Queen’s Park Savannah /"Band of the Day" in the medium category
- 4th place overall in the medium band category in the Band of the Year competition for Carnival 2012
As for a hint of their theme for Carnival 2013 this is what they had to say; "our masqueraders will be moving out of the Water and will be coming onto Land! HOLD TIGHT – 2013 COLLECTION COMING SOON!"
I cannot wait to see what is next.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Pulse 8 Clearance Sale
Headpieces for $40.00, bras and belts for $20.00 and entire costumes for $300.00 and that is in TT dollars folks! Sale on at Pulse 8's Mas camp ONLY today and tomorrow. Word is the band is going to be revamped for Carnival 2013, new name and new band leader!
Pulse 8 is having a Clearance Sale this weekend Friday 30th and Saturday 31st March at the Bandhouse Corner Alfredo St. and Ariapita Ave.
Time: 10am to 4pm Items
On sale: Costumes, Accessories, Headpieces, Beads, Mannequins, Miscellaneous.
ALL ITEMS MUST BE SOLD
Cash sales only.
Spice Carnival Hints At Their Carnival 2013 Theme
Guess that theme is turning into well a "theme"among the popular bands it seems. First TRIBE with their version of an Rorschach inkblot test, and now Spice who seems to be counting down to their 5th Anniversary as a band; well that is my guess anyway.
After such a quiet (read dead) pre band launch season for Carnival 2012, I am liking all the action mere weeks after Las Lap! Bring on more teasers Spice:
Thursday, March 29, 2012
TRIBE Releases Another Teaser
I am beginning to think that the name of the TRIBE's theme for Carnival 2013 is really "Ink" or "Inked" based on the teasers we have been given so far... anyway, I await either more teasers or just release the name of the presentation already!
SamCheewah is set to Fly for Carnival 2013
Guess we will be seeing more wings for Carnival 2013, from the band that brought you "X", SamCheewah presents "Fly" for Carnival 2013. I am looking forward to seeing this!
Carnival Goes To Hollywood
Carnival is coming to Hollywood at The Los Angeles Culture Festival (LACF) June 28th- 30th, 2012. Lets hope this one actually takes place and does not end up like the ill fated Las Vegas Carnival which never materialized!
To learn more about The Los Angeles Culture Festival (LACF) check out their website:
http://www.laculturefestival.com/
Celebrate the Annual Los Angeles Culture Festival in Hollywood, California on June 28, 29, & 30, 2012
(Los Angeles, California — Thursday, March 15, 2012) Regulaz Entertainment, Inc. is proud to announce the Annual Los Angeles Culture Festival, three (3) days of events featuring the unique tradition of “Carnival! Caribbean Style!”
This celebration of our Caribbean culture will feature splendid colorful costumes, various island culinary dishes, arts & crafts, and pulsating rhythms of Calypso, Soca, Reggae, Chutney, Kompas, Zouke, Punta, Meringue, and Steel-band music.
Additionally, as our community celebrates Caribbean Heritage Month, there will be a special tribute to The Republic of Trinidad & Tobago, the mecca of all Caribbean Carnivals, as they are about to celebrate their 50th Anniversary of Independence.
Regulaz Entertainment invites everyone to experience first-hand the colorful pagentry, tantalizing cuisines, live entertainment, and melodius sounds of the Caribbean, with these five (5) exciting events:
ÐÐ Thur-June 28, 2012: “Welcome Lime” at the Caribbean Treehouse (7pm – Until)
ÐÐ Fri-June 29, 2012: 10th Annual International Soca Awards (iSA) Ceremony at the Hilton Universal City (5pm – 10pm)
ÐÐ Fri-June 29, 2012: 10th Annual iSA After-Party at the Hilton Universal City (10:30pm – 2am)
ÐÐ Sat-June 30, 2012: Parade of the Bands on the world-renowned Hollywood Boulevard (11am – 2pm)
ÐÐ Sat-June 30, 2012: Regulaz Entertainment After-Carnival Fete on Hollywood Boulevard (9:30pm – 3am)
The Annual Los Angeles Culture Festival will be a history-making and proud endeavour for Regulaz Entertainment as we introduce a unique experience to our Hollywood residents and businesses. Our vision is to work hard and collaborate with multi-ethnic groups to introduce them to our Caribbean cultures.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Pulse 8 Is Having A Sale
Pulse 8 is having a Clearance Sale this weekend
Friday 30th and Saturday 31st March at the Bandhouse
Corner Alfredo St. and Ariapita Ave.
Time: 10am to 4pm
Items
On sale:
Costumes, Accessories, Headpieces, Beads, Mannequins, Miscellaneous.
ALL ITEMS MUST BE SOLD
Cash sales only.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Settlers: The West Coast Experience - Barbados
Cropover may get all the attention when you think of Carnival in Barbados but in just 17 days another Carnival will be taking place on Barbados West Coast. In its second year Settlers West Coast Experience takes place on April 14, 2012 in St James, Barbados.
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The Settlers West Coast Experience is an all inclusive costumed midnight Carnival culminating with Barbados Breakfast Festival. To read more about the event and book costumes check out :
Website: http://settlerswce.com/
Facebook Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/settlerswce
Website: http://settlerswce.com/
Facebook Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/settlerswce
Monday, March 26, 2012
Ronnie & Caro Borough Day Package
Registrations for Borough Day Celebrations 2012 starts on Monday March,26 at Ronnie and Caro's Mas Camp from 11am to 5pm or at Ronnie and Caro store #31 Frederick street,
8am to 5pm.
Take advantage of the "Early Bird Special" Masqueraders...$400.00
New members...$600.00. Offer ends Sat.14th.April,2k12. After April 14th..PAY MORE!
Package includes: Breakfast,Transport,Lunch,Premium Bar,Premium Djs and Premium Security.
Labels:
Point Fortin Borough Day,
Ronnie and Caro
Sunday, March 25, 2012
TRIBE Carnival 2013
Your guess and mine is probably the same when it comes to TRIBE 2013...... Papillion 2013? One can only hope, nevertheless it looks interesting!
Jazz Artist On The Greens - The Review
Event: Jazz Artists On The Greens (JAOTG) Farm Road, St Joseph
Price: $250.00 Advance, $300.00 at the door
Date:March 24, 2012
Yesterday Jazz Artists On The Greens celebrated their 10th Anniversary, started in 2003 and produced annually by Production One Ltd. Jazz On The Greens has now become a staple on the social calender for Jazz Lovers and music lovers alike. I have to say this was my first Jazz On The Greens but certainly not the last. I think more people should be aware of the event, albeit there was a good crowd turn out, and know that there are options for an open air Jazz concert right here in Trinidad. And if you are looking for post Carnival activities this is an event to consider for the future.
Location:
I liked the fact that Jazz on the Greens was held in St Joseph, easy access for those coming from the East, South and North. There was no traffic and easy parking by the time I arrived. The actual concert was held at WASA Sports grounds and there was more than enough room for the stage set up, seating for patrons, bar, food tent etc. The layout was good, even if you had a seat to the back you could still get a view of the stage and you were close to all the amenities.
Food and Drink
Most patrons walked with their own refreshments, picnic style and it was in fact it was nice to see how people stocked their picnic baskets spreading out their goodies on blankets and even tables ; wine was the drink of choice for most. Angostura set up a cocktail bar offering complimentary cocktails for a couple hours, there was also free coffee and snacks. Drinks were on sale and if you were hungry you had a choice of bake and shark, corn soup, hamburgers and fries.
Performances:
Showtime started promptly at 5:00PM and the schedule was on point for the rest of the evening which I very much appreciated. The artists were staggered in that we had an instrumental followed by a vocalist followed by an instrumental followed by a vocalist and so on. First performer was Carlton Alexander and The Coalpot Band, very mellow music to start the afternoon as patrons were still coming in during his performance. By the time Llettesha Sylvester came on stage the venue was filled and her range of well known R&B selections from Alicia Keyes, Adele and Jill Scott was very much appreciated by the crowd.
Clifford Charles Quitnent performed some of their own music from their album but also roused the crowd with an instrumental version of Bacchanalist which actually had people out of their seats and waving stage front. The performer I enjoyed the most was Michele Henderson from Dominica. Michele has an AWESOME voice whether she was singing in English or Creole, just amazing. Unfortunately I left before the evening closed with Annise Hadeed so I missed his performance this time.
Crowd Vibe
I thought it was a nice mix of patrons, a more mature crowd for sure but there were many younger people attending as well. Several couples, children and even teenagers with their parents adding to the mix. Everyone was dressed nicely for the occasion, maxi dresses for the ladies and fedoras on the guys was the official "Jazz wear". These people were definitely there to support the music and the artistes, very responsive and appreciative. I loved the whole ambiance of the evening.
Overall I would give Jazz Artists on the Greens a 9 out of 10. It was my first "Jazz" experience and although I had some reservations as to if I would actually enjoy the performances I have to say I did. The music, the company and the wine made it a fabulous evening and I would not hesitate to spend another Saturday at Jazz on the Greens for 2013.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
All About Jazz Today!
Following my tips on beating the Post Carnival Depression, today I will be taking in some Jazz on the Greens as Jazz Artist On The Greens celebrate 10 years. For more information and to find out where to get tickets visit JAOTG website: http://www.productiononeltd.com/jaotg/trinidad/2012/index.htm
Location
Friday, March 23, 2012
Sorted Ltd. Trinidad Carnival 2012 Review
Simply put let them know which fetes you want to attend and that you need transportation. When you arrive in Trinidad all you need to do is just absorb that incredible Carnival vibe because all of the logistics what I call “headaches” are taken care of for you.
The man behind Sorted Ltd is Anton Hosein, he provided us with all of our fete tickets even the very difficult ones. He also organized the transportation to and from all of the fetes and even on Carnival Monday and Tuesday. The cost of this service I guarantee can even meet a College student wanting to experience Carnival on a budget.
What made Sorted Ltd service so excellent was Anton, he not only just organize the logistics he brought that special Trini Island vibe which made the carnival experience a safe, hassle free, and just incredible for the entire group.
He went that extra mile, he had put together little packages which were a delightful surprise. One of the packages had things like sunblock, toiletries etc things we did end up needing on the road Monday and Tuesday. The one package I loved was the cooler in the bus you get after a fete its loaded with water, and gatorade that was so thoughtful and trust me its much needed after a Trini Carnival fete.
I had decided very late the Saturday before Carnival Monday to play with Fantasy (awesome band) and I called Anton knowing that its near impossible to get a costume but I called Anton anyway. This guy is so incredible he pulled it off when everyone was saying I wont get a costume. He spent many hours behind this task I know because I was with him through every step.
So Anyone traveling to Trinidad for Carnival and needs someone to handle their logistics I highly recommend contacting Sorted Ltd they are professional, courteous, and above all they know how to pull off the near impossible and show you a great time.
I know I will be calling them again
Contact information for Sorted Ltd
Sortedlimited@gmail.com
868-740-1462
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Production One Limited Exercises Social Responsibility With The Launch Of ‘JazZ BuddZ’
Veteran Event Management Company Celebrates The Tenth Anniversary Of
Jazz Artists On The Greens
As Production One Limited commemorates the decennial anniversary of its flagship event, Jazz Artists on the Greens (JAOTG), the leading jazz concert producer will signal a new era with the introduction of its music education programme, JazZ BuddZ, for Trinidad and Tobago’s at-risk youth. Focused on making a positive contribution to the social atmosphere of its homeland, the veteranevent management company will launch this ground-breaking programme on Friday March 23, 2012 at the Little Carib Theatre. Concurrently, celebrations of the momentous accomplishment of ten years of Caribbean jazz will culminate in the 10th annual JAOTG on the Greens at Farm Road, St. Joseph, this Saturday March 24, 2012.
Amidst the degrading communal framework of Trinidad and Tobago’s society, JazZ BuddZ was born with a vision to bring a rewarding experience to and to create an outlet for expression for young people from rural and under privileged communities across Trinidad and Tobago. The programme will award scholarships to youth to attend workshops offering practical training in an array of musical disciplines geared toward cultivating an understanding of and an appreciation for music in young minds.
Whilst JazZ BuddZ is in its preliminary developmental phase, Production One has reached out to several ministries including the Ministry of Gender, Youth and Child Development; the Ministry of Arts and Multiculturalism; and the Ministry of Education, as well as the University of Trinidad and Tobago’s Academy for the Performing Arts to establish synergies that will maximise the programme’s success. The concert producer is thankful for the opportunity to present JazZ BuddZ to government officials, diplomats, the media and other stakeholders. “Launching this programme is a statement of our commitment to make a difference in the lives of our nation’s youth and our country as a whole. We have looked to such brands as Bare Fruit Juices, Chop Chops and Barton & Guestier who have rallied around us to make this launch a reality,” shared Production One’s Director of Marketing, Rolf Doyle, as he expressed his gratitude.
With its latest socially responsible initiative quickly gaining traction, Production One festively prepares for the 10th annual Jazz Artists on the Greens. This year, jazz and world music lovers can look forward to JAOTG’s usual treat of fine Caribbean contemporary jazz with Dominica’s kweyol (creole) jazz fusion singer and flautist, Michele Henderson; leading Trinidadian jazz pianist, Carlton “Zanda” Alexander; London-based Trinidadian steelpan virtuoso, Annise Hadeed; Trinidadian smooth jazz guitarist, Clifford Charles; and the charismatic soulful songbird, Llettesha Sylvester.
Come for the music, enjoy life and join the celebration at this open-air festival-styled event on The Greens. JAOTG patrons can enjoy an advance ticket price of $250.00, however, at the door, the price is $300.00. Tickets are available online at the JAOTG website at www.jaotg.org and at select locations nationwide. Connect with JAOTG on Facebook at www.facebook.com/JAOTG and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/JAOTG or email jaotg@estuarypr.com or call (868) 620-6920.
Patrons may also reminisce with Production One and join the JAOTG Facebook giveaway promotion, JAOTG Rewound, for a chance to win one of ten JAOTG 2012 tickets.
Production One Limited’s annual outdoor festival-styled jazz concert, Jazz Artists on the Greens (JAOTG), through the years:
Barbadian singer, Rosemary Phillips, at JAOTG 2006.
Percussionist of Toronto ensemble, Kalabash, at JAOTG 2010.
Female saxophonist of Toronto ensemble, Kalabash, at JAOTG 2010.
Toronto-based Trinidadian saxophonist, Nick “Brownman” Ali, at JAOTG 2010.
The Holistic Music School Band at JAOTG 2011.
All photos courtesy Production One Limited.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Kes The Band to Launch New Song at Fiesta Plaza Movietowne
On Thursday March 22 Kees will launch a new song "We Are Conquerors" a gift to Trinidad and Tobago's Independence at 6pm at Fiesta Plaza Movietowne Port of Spain.
The new song will be part of a full, free, live performance by Kes The Band.
Olympic qualifier Njisane Phillip (cyclist) and Paralympic athlete Carlos Greene (shot put) will also be at the event.
Triniscene will be streaming it LIVE for all that cannot make it to Movietowne!
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