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SSCA SSU FREE Webinar – Jesse James TRINIDAD UPDATE during Covid-19
A good summary of the current conditions is contained in Jesse’s Webinar Presentation to SSCA on Thursday 27th Aug 2020 accessible here on Youtube.
FAQ for Cruisers Trying to Sail to Trinidad for Hurricane Season 2020
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Proposal for safe re-opening of Yachting industry
Here you will find the letter to the Ministry of Health in Trinidad & Tobago regarding the proposed Guidelines developed by the Yacht Services Association of Trinidad & Tobago to support a safe re-opening of the Yachting Industry.
Press Release – Convoy Process
List of Carnival Events 2020
Carnival – Pan Music & Fetes
Carnival Season – Panyard & Mas Camp
List of Carnival Events 2020
Click here to see the list of events Members Only Maxi Taxi will be servicing.
Panyards are the practice spots of panmen, this is where you can experience steelpan music in the raw and up close and personal. Considering that most of the players don’t read music but memorize an incredible amount of music from Mozart to Calypsos, to arrangements by local composers, it is quite a feat. The panyard is open to anyone and a visit to one of these is well worth the experience. Read More
Calypso – Call Jesse
CALL JESSE
Listen to this calypso written specially for Jesse James
and the ‘Members Only’ Maxi Taxi Service.
Album: Calypsos for Cruisers
Calypsonian: The Mighty Yachtie
Music & Lyrics composed and sung by: Sylbert Jackson-Smith
Singer’s website: www.themightyyachtie.com
SSCA Cruising Station Host
As an official Seven Seas Cruisers Association Cruising Station Host, Jesse James of ‘Members Only’ Maxi Taxi Service, along with Jack Dausend of Boaters Enterprise, are pleased to Read More
Divali – Hindu festival of lights
This festival is among one of the most memorable and beautiful festivals celebrated in Trinidad. Divali is the Hindu Festival of Lights. It is observed on the new moon day of the month of Kaartik in the Hindu calendar and is the darkest night of the whole year. The origins of Divali are based on both the harvesting festivals and legends of India. Divali symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance. Read More