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April 11, 2014

READY TO RUMBLE

Soca vs Dancehall: ‘Carnival At Night’ drew avid fans, who came out to dance the night away, last Saturday night, to the turntable magic of Trinidadian DJ Private Ryan and his Jamaican counterparts Delano and DJ Richie RAS. With Johnnie Walker leading the charge, the Hope Botanical Gardens’ Sunken Garden was the place to be for anyone up for a dancehall or soca fix. Saturday Social takes you ringside.

(PHOTOS: LIONEL ROOKWOOD)

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