The Steelpan and Powder Parade (Eastern Region) unfolded in a burst of color and rhythm on November 15, showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of Tunapuna. The event commenced at El Dorado Road, Eastern Main Road, and culminated at the Republic Bank Exodus panyard, drawing crowds of enthusiastic spectators and talented performers alike. Among the standout bands were the Tunapuna Tipica Steel Orchestra, Simple Song Steel Orchestra, Bp Renegades Steel Orchestra, Massy Trinidad All Stars, Curepe Scherzando Steelband, Pamberi Steel Orchestra, and First Citizens Supernovas, each delivering electrifying performances that captivated the audience. Newsday photographer Faith Ayoung immortalized the festivities, capturing moments of joy, creativity, and cultural pride. From young pan enthusiasts reveling in the music to a moko jumbie tossing powder into the air, the parade was a testament to the enduring legacy of steelpan music in Trinidad and Tobago. Josiah Austin, chairman of the Tunapuna/Piarco Regional Corporation, also addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of preserving and celebrating this unique art form. The event not only entertained but also fostered a sense of community and cultural identity, leaving attendees with lasting memories of a day filled with music, dance, and tradition.