Eliz­a­beth Gon­za­les

To­ba­go Cor­re­spon­dent

Crown Point was alive with the en­er­gy of Car­ni­val on Mon­day night as the b Square event trans­formed the streets in­to a vi­brant so­ca-filled par­ty.

On­ly in its sec­ond year since de­but­ing in To­ba­go in 2024, b Square has al­ready ce­ment­ed it­self as a must-at­tend event on the is­land’s Car­ni­val cal­en­dar.

The event fea­tured an en­er­gy-packed line-up of artistes like Iw­er George, who didn’t dis­ap­point, start­ing the ac­tion and pump­ing the hype of the crowd.

From the mo­ment soul-in­fused RnB artiste Coutain took the stage, the crowd was hooked, sway­ing to his 2025 hit, Art­form.

Mi­cal Te­ja kept the mo­men­tum go­ing, start­ing his set with En­er­gy, his lat­est re­lease, which had hands in the air and voic­es singing along.

But it was Farmer Nap­py who took the ex­cite­ment to an­oth­er lev­el, send­ing the crowd in­to a fren­zy with his in­fec­tious rhythm and high-en­er­gy per­for­mance. Just when it seemed the night couldn’t get any bet­ter, Nailah Black­man de­liv­ered a show-stop­ping fi­nale, daz­zling the au­di­ence with both old and new hits, keep­ing the street par­ty alive un­til the very end.

The event went past mid­night, with the crowd call­ing for more even af­ter the show wrapped up around 1 am.