Boston Carnival Village Foundation
Boston’s Trinidad Style Carnival founded 1973 by Ken Bonaparte Mitchell (1942 -2008) & Ivy Ponder (deceased)
La Boue (formerly Engine Room Section)
Bandleader: Team Robert, Wendell, Curtis, Sheldon, Yvette
Designer: Team Robert, Curtis,Yvette
President: Robert Saldenha
Presentation: 2020 tbd
Address: 19/21 Atherton St, Roxbury,MA 02119
Phone #: 617.516.6225 or 617.522.8066
Email: ersmuddband@gmail.com
Web site: www.engineroomsection.org
Band Launching: tbd
Mas Camp hours: 6 PM to 9 PM - please call before heading over there.
Past Presentations
1994 Enjoy yourself (Coming out year)
1995 From De Mudd Land
1996 Muddlympics
1997 Mud at Work
1998 “A day in the Devil’s wood yard” (The devil’s Wood yard is a mud volcano in Trinidad)
1999 Emancipation on the Farm
2000 Freedom to Struggle
2001 Down Under In the Outback
2002 Pompeii on the Avenue
2003 Out of Africa
2004 In the Engine Room
2005 Darkest Night
2006 Pirates of the Caribbean
2007 Birth of Civilization
2008 Muddgolia
2009 Barbarians at the Gate
2010 Mudd Ratts
2011 East Dry River
2012 A New Beginning
2013 Past Present Future
2014 Woodford Square
2015 Da Reef
2016 Bamboo
2017 Diamonds in The Mudd
2018 Toro
2019 In The Woods
2020 COVID -19 no carnival
Mission/Profile
La Boue formerly Engine Room Section Inc. ,was founded in 1994 for the sole purpose of bringing back the “old time” way of masquerading, or as Trinidadian's would say “playing Mas”, into the Annual Caribbean/American Carnival in the City of Boston. With this old school theme in mind a few of the fellas and gyals got together and brought the original form of costuming, Mud Mas commonly known as ole Mas, onto the Boston Carnival stage.
Images above Boston Carnival 2012
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