Music lovers just can’t get enough of the steel pan this Crop Over.
Last night’s Pan In De City was further proof as hundreds thronged Independence Square to hear the line-up, and hundreds more are expected to descend on Brandons Beach today for Pan Pun De Sand.
The event featured the best line-up of steel pan orchestras guaranteed to thrill audiences.
The RBC Pan In De City is one of the most anticipated events on the Crop Over calendar and fits into the concept of Historic Bridgetown.
Here, members of the group Mosaic interacting with the audience as they make their way to the stage.
City alive with pan
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