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Laughter, colour, and wide-eyed wonder filled the National Academy for Performing Arts (NAPA) on Saturday as Spirit Mas opened the vibrant world of Carnival to over 100 children from three children’s homes across the country during a specially curated cultural workshop.
The initiative gave the children an opportunity to experience the artistry behind Carnival first-hand, introducing them to elements such as stilt walking, costume design, and creative expression, all core components of Trinidad and Tobago’s cherished festival.
Director of Spirit Mas, Damian Baboolal, said the workshop was rooted in a desire to inspire and to safeguard the future of the artform.
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