Monday, 6 February 2023

#YorkeFete

Yorke Fete (New Dawn)

 

Yorke Inc.

 

A tribute to Gerald Yorke

From Left: lyrikal, Andreas Yorke and Bunji Garlin

 

Yorke's Pledge

 
Center: Myles Yorke


Yorke Fete Rises Again — In Legacy, In Spirit, In Strength

The early morning mist at Estate 101 held more than dew... it carried legacy, memory, and a sense of rebirth. For those making their way to Yorke Fete (A New Dawn), the vibe was clear: something powerful was stirring.



Sure, something felt different this year. The unmistakable presence of Gerald Yorke... a giant in the Carnival and events scene... was missed. But in that space of absence, something unexpected emerged: resilience, grace, and generational strength.

After a quick but meaningful chat with Andreas and Myles Yorke... sons of Gerald—you instantly feel it: the heartbeat of their father still pulses through every beat, light cue, and greeting at the gate.

They aren't just showing up—they’re showing out with purpose.

These two young men have stepped into their roles as official keepers of the Yorke eventology legacy, and they’re doing it with a simple but powerful pledge:

"To keep Yorke Fete alive—every year—as a staple on Trinidad and Tobago's Carnival calendar."

The brothers are thinking big: year-round cultural experiences that blend music, people, and purpose... rooted in everything their father stood for.

From all signs, Yorke Events is evolving into a modern cultural movement. Still premium. Still heart led. Still 100% Trini.

As the sun rises over Estate 101 and the final rhythms echo into the trees, one thing is clear: the Yorke legacy didn’t end...it evolved.

This wasn’t just a party.
It was proof that spirit never dies.
It multiplies.









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Stay Tuned.

 

 

 

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