So­ca and steel­pan came to­geth­er to en­ter­tain and en­gage thou­sands gath­ered at the Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah on Sun­day Feb­ru­ary 1, as BH En­ter­tain­ment host­ed the an­nu­al “Pan On The Greens” ex­pe­ri­ence.

The top so­ca acts in the na­tion graced a small­er Sa­van­nah stage ad­ja­cent to the North Stand and had the mas­sive au­di­ence singing and danc­ing from late af­ter­noon un­til just be­fore mid­night.

With just three days to trans­form the John Cu­pid Vil­lage in­to a space fit for Pan on The Greens 2026, BH En­ter­tain­ment and Nali Man­age­ment pulled off an in­cred­i­ble feat, paving the way for a suc­cess­ful and thor­ough­ly en­ter­tain­ing, al­ter­na­tive Panora­ma se­mi fi­nal ex­pe­ri­ence.

“It was not an easy task by any means,” BH en­ter­tain­ment di­rec­tor, Ben­ny Hatem ex­plained, “but we ac­cept­ed the chal­lenge of cre­at­ing a new ex­pe­ri­ence for those who want­ed more of a par­ty and con­cert at­mos­phere, and those who pre­fer the flat open space on The Greens, in­stead of the tow­er­ing North Stand with its labyrinth of steps and crews, cool­ers and pul­sat­ing rhythm sec­tions.”

Over 5,000 pa­trons par­tied on The Greens that evening with more than 20 dif­fer­ent crews and com­pa­nies pur­chas­ing spaces for their brands and their em­ploy­ees. Flag crews waved for per­form­ers and com­pet­ing Pan or­ches­tras alike, as live So­ca per­for­mances were halt­ed in or­der to broad­cast each Panora­ma show­case on a mas­sive screen on­stage (with live video pro­vid­ed by TTT) and heard through the au­dio sys­tem as well. Am­plia en­sured the In­ter­net feed re­mained sta­ble with Next 99.1 and TTT con­tribut­ing their ex­per­tise to the broad­cast as well. Pa­trons en­joyed live en­ter­tain­ment from a host of top So­ca and Chut­ney stars, in­clud­ing but not lim­it­ed to: GBM Neu­tron, Shall Mar­shall, Dingaz, KMC, Iw­er George, La­dy La­va, Coutain, Lyrikal, Swap­pi, This is Kash and Miguel Maestre, Bun­ji Gar­lin, Fay Ann Lyons, Ravi B, GI, Machel Mon­tano and more.

One of the biggest turnouts for The Greens in years, the event al­so at­tract­ed ap­pear­ances by the Min­is­ter of Cul­ture and Com­mu­ni­ty De­velel­op­ment, Michelle Ben­jamin; Min­is­ter of Pub­lic Util­i­ties, Bar­ry Padarath and a host of NCC ex­ec­u­tives and in­dus­try stake­hold­ers like for­mer leg­ends band­leader Mike An­toine; Naya George and pub­li­cist Adan­na As­son.