20th Annual Atlanta Caribbean Carnival
“Unity through Diversity – Celebrating 20 Years”
Welcome to the The Official Atlanta Caribbean Carnival!
We invite you to join us for the Carnival festivities on Saturday, May 24, as we celebrate our
20th Anniversary with a parade starting on West Peachtree, and ending with a Festival Village on historic Auburn Avenue. Themed, "Unity through Diversity,' this celebration promises to be one of the biggest and best ever as we mark a symbolic return to Downtown, Atlanta, GA. Through incorporating a variety of sights, sounds and tastes of the Caribbean, we have organized a valuable "experience" that brings the "essence" of Carnival from the Caribbean into the City of Atlanta. We urge you to bring your family, friends and associates, ready to enjoy the wide array of food, fun and festivities!
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Note: Event dates are subject to change. Please contact the event organizer before making travel plans.
Carnival Connection: Your source for Caribbean Carnival Festival Information, including festival dates, parade information, contact information and links to official websites. Includes information about Mardi Gras, Trini-Style Carnival and other related festivals.
Where's the current dates? - Unlike other websites, CaribbeanChoice only publishes the official dates as released by the carnival organizer. Most other websites simply guess what next year's dates are. We don't do that. We want to make sure our information is as accurate as possible.
This page will be updated as soon as we get the official dates from the event organizer, or they post it on their official website, whichever comes first.
Note: Many carnival organizers don't post their dates until 3 to 6 months in advance. (You usually can guess when it will be next year by looking at last year's dates, but that is not always the case.)
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