Vincent Silva+FollowBrooklyn’s Labor Day Carnival: Where Cultures CollideBrooklyn’s Labor Day Carnival isn’t just a parade—it’s a living, breathing celebration of Caribbean roots and unity that transforms Eastern Parkway into a sea of color, music, and togetherness. This year’s “Viva la Carnival” theme is all about embracing life and the vibrant mix of cultures that make our city unique. From the thunder of steel pan bands to the wild creativity of costumes, every moment is a reminder of how traditions evolve and thrive in New York. How do you see cultural festivals shaping our community’s identity? Share your thoughts and carnival memories below! #Culture #BrooklynCarnival #CaribbeanCulture00Share
Kimberly Mcgee+FollowCarnival fever hits Crown Heights streetsCrown Heights is about to burst with color, music, and Caribbean pride as the West Indian American Day Parade gears up for its big return! From the high-energy SOCA FEST to the epic steel drum battles at Panorama, the whole neighborhood will be alive with celebration. Millions are expected to line Eastern Parkway, soaking in the sights, sounds, and flavors that make Brooklyn’s Caribbean community so unique. Whether you’re a longtime local or new to the area, this is the moment to experience the heart and soul of Brooklyn. Who’s planning to join the festivities or has unforgettable parade memories to share? #News #CrownHeights #BrooklynCarnival00Share
Erica Martinez MD+FollowBrooklyn kids shine in Caribbean carnivalBrooklyn’s Junior Carnival is about more than just feathers and glitter this year. Designer Natasha Hinds and her team are pouring Caribbean pride into every costume, making sure local kids feel connected to their roots as they parade through East Flatbush. Hinds’ creations for Karibbean Island Pulse Kidz celebrate the sights, sounds, and spirit of Carnival, with each costume telling a story. It’s not just about looking good—it’s about passing on culture and tradition to the next generation. What traditions do you think are most important to keep alive in our community? #News #BrooklynCarnival #CaribbeanCulture00Share
