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Mas characters, soca music, and vibrant colours filled Princes Town as the Carnival Roots and Cultural Committee officially launched Carnival in the district yesterday.
Chairman Alesia Dyer-Stoute said the committee is committed to reviving the town’s rich cultural heritage and bringing the community together throughout the year.
She said, “Our group is not only focused on Carnival. We also work throughout the year for Independence and Emancipation events. It is a cultural group, so we are working together to bring the community together for all events throughout the year.”
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