Top bands in Class is Class line-up

As the years went by, there was drastic change and the fete now in its 20th year and a regular fixture on the Carnival calendar, is attended by a cross section of age groups who all have a most enjoyable time at the Lions Cultural Centre, Fitz Blackman Drive, Woodbrook, on Carnival Saturday.

The party takes place this Saturday from 4 pm to 10 pm thereby allowing for a morning of participation in the NCC Junior Carnival jump-up in Port-of- Spain, and also the Panorama finals in the evening at the Queen’s Park Savannah.

Tickets, which have been kept to the low price of $600 for the third consecutive year, have been limited to maintain a family atmosphere, and can only be purchased from club members or through calling 623-7627.

However, drinks, food, entertainment and a “good time” remain at premium standard and secured parking is offered at the Jean Pierre Complex and TT Red Cross Society (opposite the centre).

Class is Class (1998- 2017) will showcase live entertainment by Dil-E-Nadan, Imij & Co, Samsara de Band and Scrunter’s Pan Groove. Music mix with big screen video will be provided by DJ Scobie.

Premium bars, a main creole meal and an assortment of culturally diverse snacks will also be on offer. However, in accordance with Public Health guidelines, all food must be consumed on the venue.

In keeping with Lions Clubs International’s mandate, all proceeds from club events must be channelled back into the communities where they serve.

This allows many deserving individuals to benefit from the proceeds of fund-raising activities, such as, Class Is Class.