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Intimate Affair: Kooler Babe Fete transforms into a rosy pink paradise
A reveller enjoying the soca tunes at the Kooler Babe Fete at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. (Photos: Llewellyn Wynter)
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KESI GARDNER, Observer writer  
April 5, 2024

Intimate Affair: Kooler Babe Fete transforms into a rosy pink paradise

Amidst the hustle and bustle of a highly competitive carnival week was an intimate fete at Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre which drew attendees into the true spirit of the season.

The Kooler Babe Fete, an annual highlight synonymous with Carnival season, transformed the venue into a veritable paradise of girlish charm and vitality.

The event boasted a stellar lineup of sponsors, including Cran Wata and the eye-catching display of BYD electric cars.

The organisers’ dedication to crafting an unforgettable experience was evident when guests arrived. A “Barbie” bus-themed tunnel, adorned in hues of pink and blue, welcomed attendees with its whimsical allure, setting the stage for a night of playful sophistication. Within this magical setting, Cran Wata sparkled, adding a touch of decadence to what would have been just an ordinary cooler fete.

Speech language pathologist Ann-merita Golding strikes a pose for our lens at the Kooler Babe Fete.

But what truly elevated the evening were the beats provided by an exceptional DJ lineup. DJ Private Ryan, Tyler the 3rd Dimension, and the highly anticipated Trinidadian DJ Travis World kept the crowd moving with their infectious rhythms, ensuring the energy remained at an all-time high throughout the night.

Yet, beyond the girly-inspired decor, the true essence of the Kooler Babe Fete lay in its intimacy. At this gathering, girls and guys alike could come together, adorned in their brightly coloured outfits, to revel in the warmth of camaraderie and friendship. Unlike larger-scale events, this fete cultivated a sense of closeness, fostering an inclusive atmosphere where all were welcome.

Brittany Roberts, Cran Wata’s brand manager, shared her enthusiasm for the event and emphasised its significance within Carnival festivities.

Beats provided by an exceptional DJ lineup elevated the evening, as this reveller would attest.

“Kooler Babe is a great event, and it always brings the vibe every year for Carnival,” she remarked. “So, we wanted to bring the sparkling water Cran for Carnival to elevate the experience for our discerning consumers.”

Roberts’ dedication to enhancing the event’s offerings underscored its status as a highlight on the Carnival calendar.

Conceptualiser Kandi King, the creative force behind the Kooler Babe Fete, expressed her satisfaction with the event’s success, noting its growth and evolution.

“Kooler Babe has always been back to basics,” she explained. “You bring your drinks, and we bring a good time. It’s a very organic, authentic energy, and that’s exactly what I wanted the experience to be.”

This reveller smiles for our camera as she grabs refreshment from her cooler.

King’s commitment to authenticity resonated with attendees, ensuring that the event remained true to its roots while continuing to captivate and inspire.

As the night drew to a close, guests bidded farewell to yet another unforgettable edition of the Kooler Babe Fete, eagerly anticipating future gatherings.

With promises of an even grander affair in 2025, it became evident that the spirit of Kooler Babe would continue to shine brightly, in celebration of the power of womanhood and friendship.

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