Wednesday, May 8, 2024

Crane staff go back in time

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FULL ASSEMBLY WAS THE PARTY THEME at The Plantation last Saturday night where staff of the Crane Resort totally enjoyed a back- to-school session.
Close to 300staff members of the St Philip-based luxury resort, including managers, donned school uniforms and related costumes and partied way into the morning at the popular Christ Church venue.
The memorable night of entertainment reached a high after dinner when top local band Strategy, with lead singers Tejay and Kirk Brown, hit the stage and pulled most of the partygoers onto the dance floor.
They set the tone for the high energy party, as the energetic “students” displayed their moves to a range of pop, reggae and calypso muisic.
The reggae session was particularly thrilling to the youthful audience as the band received some assistance from two staffers who borrowed the microphone to chant on the rhythm.
In between, the Ice Crew DJs also kept the party rocking with popular back-in-time dance tunes and the latest club-bangers, including Party Rock and Rihanna’s  We Found Love and Only Girl In The World.
The party for the staff followed the New Year’s Eve Iridescence party at the Crane, where staff hosted residents and guests to ring in the New Year.
“It was a good night for the Crane family. Every year we come together under a theme, and this year it was about back-to-school. Most staffers wore uniforms from their old schools and it was fun,” said human resources director Sean Alleyne.

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