The alum­ni of St Mary's Col­lege, more pop­u­lar­ly known as CIC, held one of the best all-in­clu­sive par­ties for Car­ni­val 2011. The pres­ti­gious col­lege, which has pro­duced some of the coun­try's most no­table cit­i­zens, such as Sir Solomon Ho­choy, for­mer Pres­i­dent Sir El­lis Clarke and, Arch­bish­op An­tho­ny Pan­tin, pro­vid­ed an A-class at­mos­phere for gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials, busi­ness­men, me­dia per­son­al­i­ties and fete en­thu­si­asts to con­verge and par­ty to sweet sounds of so­ca.

Fete with the Saints of­fered a prime spread which con­sist­ed of ara­bic, cre­ole, east in­di­an and grilled del­i­ca­cies. The as­sort­ment of food op­tions was com­ple­ment­ed by the pre­mi­um sup­ply of al­co­holic and non-al­co­holic bev­er­ages, which was ac­cen­tu­at­ed by top notch bar ser­vice. The en­ter­tain­ment fea­tured pop­u­lar chut­ney/so­ca crossover band, Dil-e-Nadan; Roy Cape All Stars fea­tur­ing Olatun­ji, Ri­ta Jones and Blaxx; 2011 Young Kings cham­pi­on Ben­jai; St Mary's alum­nus Kees Di­ef­fen­thaller of Kes the Band.