Last Updated on March 19, 2026, 6:14 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The People’s Labour Party is organizing a family festival for the people of the island on the occasion of Good Friday. The family festival will be hosted at the Black Rocks, starting from 1:00 PM on April 3. The event will be open for all the people of the island who will be able to enjoy delicious food, exciting music and much more.
The music and entertainment of the event will be provided by the Kollision Band and the Empire Sounds. The event will be open for the people of all ages who want to come and enjoy Good Friday.
The people can enjoy a well stocked open bar with happy hour 10 for three on some selected beer brands. The PLP leadership has announced that the people will be able to make memories which will stay with them for a long time.
The PLP team has shared that they will organize a number of interesting activities to make sure the children who are attending the event are also entertained. The officials have shared that the activities will include a bouncing castle, trampoline, cricket, eating contest and more.
The children can also eat cotton candy, participate in tug of war and more activities.
The event will also make sure that the people of the island can also enter into giveaways and win gifts as a part of the Family Festival.
The event will help in making sure that the people enjoy the activities of Good Friday with their whole family. The people’s labour party has invited the people to enjoy the festival and get together in the spirit of community and social harmony.
The announcement has attracted much attention with the people spreading the word about the get together.
The celebration which starts at 1:00 PM on Friday, April 3 will go on till sundown with the families across the island getting to enjoy.
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