 Manchester International Caribbean Carnival - Reviews from across the web
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Welcome to manchester International Caribbean Carnival
Carnival for most has earned the place of a major colourful and exciting day of artistic expression and community enjoyment and long may this be the case. This art form however has much more to offer the community than a one day event and we hope that as you browse through this website, you will be ...
manchestercarnival.com
UK Indymedia - Longshot @ Manchester Carnival
Although the carnival had enough music and entertainment, there is currently some kind of divide in the carnival community. The carnival on the 22nd of July is the original carnival as set up by the Afro Caribbean community in Moss side. On the 19th and 20th of August there is to be a second Council...
indymedia.org.uk
UK Indymedia | New Start for Caribbean Carnival of Manchester
Margaret Nuttall, Head of the Events Unit at Manchester City Council said: Manchester City Council is delighted to support a new approach to the Carnival in Manchester. The Caribbean Carnival of Manchester 2004 will deliver an inclusive, enjoyable event, having been devised by a committee of represe...
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World Events Guide - Manchester Caribbean Carnival
Held each summer in Alexandra Park, this popular free festival is one of the largest Caribbean events in the city and includes live bands, DJ sets, a procession, traditional Caribbean food and drink stalls and plenty of family-friendly events. There is also a fairgrou...
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This year's Caribbean Carnival of Manchester will celebrate the bicentenary of the abolition of slavery. Over the weekend of 18 & 19 August, Alexandra Park will brim with the sounds, sites and smells of the Caribbean. Based on the theme of Echoes of Freedom, highlights will include the carnival ...
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BBC - Manchester - Features - Carnival? What carnival?
The dancers that were dressed in colourful skimpy outfits looked cold in the rain and none of them particularly looked like they were enjoying themselves, but they soldiered on in an attempt to keep their culture alive. A noble gesture, but the procession lacked the vibrant spirit it is supposed to ...
bbc.co.uk
Manchester City Council - Caribbean Carnival of Manchester
The procession is followed by a party in Alexandra Park featuring a variety of performers: including international reggae superstar Peter Spence performing with the Ablewell Foundation, Level Crew (junior soca monarchs of Trinidad and Tobago) Scrappy and The Mighty Jamma give live performances (thes...
manchester.gov.uk
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