Food and candles are part of this scene in the stage production.

The women talk amongst themselves in a group on the floor.

Dancers move to the rhythm as they perform in unison.

Mother Mary, left, and Ms Ida chat.

Chairman of the Tobago Festivals Commission George Leacock addresses the audience.

Pembroke’s Salaka Feast, hosted at the Pembroke Heritage Park on Monday, 22 July, 2019, began with an early morning ritual at 6:00 a.m. Roasted pork and dirt oven bread were among the delicacies served during the day. Later in the evening, a stage production was held to emphasize the concept of ‘one yard many nations’ as the ancestors revealed the long-ago truths that lead to the Salaka feast. The event is a staple on the Tobago Heritage Festival calendar.