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As the first beats of soca thundered through the early morning dark, Point Fortin came alive with colour, chaos and culture.
The 2025 Borough Day celebrations, marking the climax of the borough’s 45th-anniversary festivities, transformed the sleepy oil town into a living, pulsing canvas of creativity and community spirit.
By 4 am, the streets were thick with bodies—dancing, wining, and chipping to the hypnotic thump of music trucks rumbling through the Southern Main Road. Paint, powder, and hands flew through the air in joyful rebellion against the ordinary. And then came the rain.
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