The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Bands Association is pleased to officially announce the results of the 2026 Senior Kings and Queens Finals, a marquee event of the Carnival season that once again highlighted the extraordinary creativity, scale, and theatrical excellence synonymous with Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago. Designers and masqueraders delivered breathtaking portrayals that captivated audiences and judges alike, reaffirming the competition’s reputation as one of the most prestigious showcases of mas artistry on the national cultural calendar.
In the Senior King of Carnival category, Curtis Eustace secured First Place with an outstanding presentation that demonstrated exceptional craftsmanship, movement, and visual impact. Arif Grantum earned Second Place, impressing the judging panel with innovative design elements and commanding stage presence. The Third Place position concluded in a tie between Ravi Lakhan and Roopnarine Rampersad, both delivering powerful portrayals that reflected remarkable detail, creativity, and performance excellence.
In the Senior Queen of Carnival division, Roxanne Omalo was awarded First Place following a stellar presentation distinguished by elegance, intricate design, and theatrical storytelling. Cherry-Ann Valere captured Second Place with a visually compelling and technically refined portrayal, while Savitri Holassie secured Third Place, earning strong commendation for her artistry, poise, and overall execution on stage.
The Senior Kings and Queens Finals continue to stand as a defining celebration of national identity and artistic mastery, bringing together months of dedication, innovation, and cultural expression in one spectacular production. The 2026 winners now join a distinguished lineage of champions whose work contributes to the continued evolution and global admiration of Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival tradition.
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