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Carnival Thursday is shaping up to be a full-on vibe as Spirit Mas team calls everyone HOME for one of the season’s most anticipated cooler fêtes. Bold colours, high energy, and a strong sense of Carnival pride leap off the visuals, setting the tone for a night where music, masquerade, and pure bacchanal collide. The message is clear: when Spirit Mas is involved, all roads really do lead to one place — the heart of the Carnival experience.

Headlining the night is soca powerhouse Bunji Garlin and Yung Bredda , bringing his unmistakable fire to the Queen’s Park Oval on February 12th at 9PM. The Carnival Thursday cooler fête promises a charged atmosphere packed with anthems, crowd energy, and that raw, infectious Spirit Mas excitement. It’s the kind of event where the music hits harder, the flags wave higher, and the night turns into a memory before you even realize it’s happening.

With tickets available both online and at multiple outlets, Spirit Mas is making sure fans can lock in their spot early for what’s already being billed as a must-attend event for Carnival 2026. Between the vibrant branding, the massive venue, and a headline act known for commanding the stage, this is one fête that’s setting the pace for the rest of the Carnival season — loud, proud, and unapologetically Caribbean.

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