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As the first beats of soÂca thunÂdered through the earÂly mornÂing dark, Point Fortin came alive with colour, chaos and culÂture.
The 2025 BorÂough Day celÂeÂbraÂtions, markÂing the cliÂmax of the borÂough’s 45th-anÂniverÂsary fesÂtivÂiÂties, transÂformed the sleepy oil town inÂto a livÂing, pulsÂing canÂvas of creÂativÂiÂty and comÂmuÂniÂty spirÂit.
By 4 am, the streets were thick with bodÂies—dancÂing, winÂing, and chipÂping to the hypÂnotÂic thump of muÂsic trucks rumÂbling through the SouthÂern Main Road. Paint, powÂder, and hands flew through the air in joyÂful reÂbelÂlion against the orÂdiÂnary. And then came the rain.
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