Welcome to Miami Carnival, the ultimate cultural experience that combines the various elements of Carnival with the beauty of Miami over Columbus Day Weekend in October. The annual event features four signature events, Junior Carnival, Panorama, J’ouvert and a costumed Parade & Concert and brings visitors and participants from across the ...

In Miami Carnival we have a product that has been labeled one of the best in North America, by many of our masqueraders! Our revelers who are 70% women, enjoy a taste of safety and freedom. Then we have the pristine South Florida weather.

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Miami, FL – September 19, 2024—Miami Carnival, the iconic celebration of Caribbean culture, will mark a monumental 40th anniversary with the annual parade of bands and mega concert on Sunday, October 13, 2024, at the Miami Dade County

Traditional Carnival as celebrated in Trinidad and Brazil, is a festive season which occurs immediately before Lent every year, usually in February or March. Here in South Florida, Miami Carnival celebrations begin the week before Columbus Day in October.

2023年9月28日 · Miami Carnival Unveils Spectacular Lineup for 2023, Promising an Unforgettable Celebration of Caribbean Culture and Vibrant Traditions. Miami Carnival 2023 Is A Feast for the senses. Free Park and Ride To J’ouvert (October 7-Central Broward Regional Park and Sunday) (October 8 – Miami Dade County Fairgrounds)

It is boasted from some as the BEST PART of Carnival, which is a tall order, because ALL Carnival is Magnificent! Miami Carnival J’ouvert is not an event to miss. BUY TICKETS

This year’s festivities begin on Sunday, October 7th, and for those who are attending Miami Carnival for the first time, here’s your guide to all of the food, fun and fetes the city has to offer.

2024年9月14日 · Miami Junior Carnival is more than fun and festivities; it is a gateway to understanding Carnival's rich history, music, and cultural significance, particularly for children of Caribbean descent and Caribbean Americans.

This year the Kings, Queens & Individuals costume competitions will take place with the Miami Carnival parade of bands. This part of the competition brings out the biggest and most elaborate costumes as the masqueraders compete for bragging rights, a trophy and huge cash prizes!