THE STAGE IS all set for one of the biggest Crop-Over events this year, the inaugural all-day Soca On The Hill at the Farley Hill National Park, Sunday.

Following in the trend of recent highly successful productions at that ve

THE STAGE IS all set for one of the biggest Crop-Over events this year, the inaugural all-day Soca On The Hill at the Farley Hill National Park, Sunday.

Following in the trend of recent highly successful productions at that venue, the thousands expected to throng the venue will have no problems getting there or having adequate parking.

Transportation will be plentiful with the Transport Board providing buses from 9 a.m. to run every hour from the Fairchild Street, Princess Alice and Speightstown Terminals.

There will be a similar return service after the event, with the last bus leaving Farley Hill at 10.30 p.m.

For patrons using their own transportation, the owners of the adjoining Welchtown Plantation are again opening up their 35 acres to provide paid parking space opposite the venue.

Sunday, the actions starts at midday and is expected to be one of the best Caribbean entertainment packages.