It’s become a staple event on the local party scene for the past five years and just happens to be going down this weekend.The Annual All White Gemini Birthday Party will take place at Barr’s Bay Park tomorrow at 9pm.Organiser Rowan Ramotar said he first started the event back in 2007 to celebrate his birthday. Thanks to partner sponsors Heineken, Smirnoff and Pepsi, he said this year would be the biggest celebration yet.Mr Ramotar has managed to secure two of New York’s best DJs DJ Young Chow from Hot 97FM and DJ Spin Citi from The Fire Station, 105FM.“His DJ skills as well as his personality on the mic have made people dub him ‘The One Man Show’,” he said of DJ Spin Citi. “He brings a certain type of energy to parties that makes you want to dance all night.“Along with these two versatile and internationally acclaimed DJs we have three of Bermuda's best I-Mega, King Jyrus and YGS. These guys are at the top of their game right now and should show DJs Chow and Spin a few tricks of their own.”The venue will be tented with an elevated stage built in the centre of the dance area. There will also be a section called the Heineken Wall of Fame where partygoers can go to get professional pictures taken, he said.“The park will be lit up with black lights which will make the white outfits look nice. There will also be several prizes plus one grand door prize.”The first 300 guests will get a free promotional CD, featuring “78 minutes of fist pumping, socarobics and dance hall music”, mixed by DJ Aztec of Desert Eagle Sound.Mr Ramotar said: “This is a must-attend event. I am going all out to make this a memorable [party].“Last year we had over 800 guests inside Gombeys at Clearwater. This year with this high-powered line-up I expect at least that amount.”Tickets, $20 in advance, are available at Secrets, Jazzy Boutique, Kit N Caboodle and Fish N Tings. Tickets can be delivered by calling 705-2109 or e-mailing AllWhiteParty2012@gmail.com.People looking for something to do tonight directly after work can attend a special charity happy hour at Ferrari Bar at LV’s in support of autism charity Tomorrow’s Voices.The event is from 4.30pm onwards.There will be complimentary food, including a roast beef carving station and a raffle draw with plenty of great prizes to be won.There will also be a party cruise aboard the Bermudian, leaving from Albuoy’s Point at 6.30pm.Touch D Deck will allow attendees a chance to dance the night away to soca, club and reggae music. Overseas DJs Back2Basics and Sound4Life will join local talents D’General and D’Nice. Live entertainment will also be provided by Benjai, a soca-reggae artist hailing from Trinidad.A complimentary buffet and cash bar will also be available.Tickets, $60, are available from touchddeck@gmail.com or by calling 333-2167, 335-0456 or 332-8330.If the White Party is not your thing tomorrow night, you can test your luck at cancer charity Melange’s Old Hollywood Glam Casino Night at the Bermuda Society of Arts.There will be a live auction and a variety of games on offer, from poker to craps. Attendees also receive a complimentary cocktail, music and hors d'oeuvres.People will receive 25 chips to start off the night, which is included in the $100 ticket price, available at www.flytix.bm.Sunday will be the perfect chance to have some family-filled fun at the Friends of Hospice 16th Annual Rubber Duck Derby at Ordnance Island from 2pm.The day will include live entertainment, food vendors, a bouncy castle and children’s play area. The highlight of the afternoon will, of course, be the duck races, which include a Family Race ($20), a Pamper Me Race ($10) and a Youth Race ($5). Prizes are available for winners, with proceeds from the event going to Agape House.Tickets are available from Agape House, BELCO, Bermuda Gas, or online at www.premiertickets.bm. For more information, phone 232-0859.If you want coverage for an upcoming weekend event or party, e-mail nadia@royalgazette.bm. –