Follow on Google News News By Tag Industry News News By Location Country(s) Industry News
Follow on Google News | West Indian American Labor Day Carnival celebrates 50th Anniversary of Jamaica and Trinidad/TobagoThe West Indian American Labor Day Carnival celebrates the 50th Independence Anniversary of Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago with Grand Marshalls Activist Harry Belafonte, Soca King Machel Montano, and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn
By: West Indian American Carnival Association With an impressive line-up of artists and activities for the four days and nights at the Brooklyn Museum Grounds, the celebration culminates with the gigantic Labor Day Carnival Parade when over 40 Masquerade Bands and some 3 million jubilant spectators and supporters from around the world converge on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn from Schenectady Ave to Grand Army Plaza. Thursday, August 30th – Mas, Mas and More Mas: an exclusive Mas event, featuring some of the beautiful Mas bands that you will see Monday in the parade. Special guest singers Francine, Natasha Wilson and more! Meet and great your favorite artists. Doors open at 6pm. Showtime: Friday, August 31st – Stay In School Concert: guest appearance by Casym Steel Orchestra. Doors open 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Featuring Hip Hop Dance, Steel Pan, Karate, Fashion Show, Spoken Word and more! Doors open at 1:00pm to 4:00pm. FREE Friday, August 31st – BrassFest: Machel Montano HD, Triple Crown Winner Celebrating his 30th Anniversary, Patrice Roberts, Young Devyn, Farmer Nappy, WCK, Krosfyah, Edwin Yearwood, and Mr. Vegas. Music by DJ Spice (30th Anniversary) Saturday, September 1st – Junior Carnival. Admission $2 (free for children under 5 years). 33 Bands will participate. Saturday, September 1st – Steel Band Panorama Competition: Sunday, September 2nd – Dimanche Gras: Calypso Rose, Shadow, Young Devyn, Allrounder, Ajala, Black Stalin, Ajamu, Aaron Duncan and many more. Stilt Walkers, Rhythm Masters, King and Queen of the Bands, MC Wassy, Jemma Jordan and Godfrey Jack. Music by Sunshine Band and DJ One Plus. Doors open at 5pm. Showtime: Monday, September 3rd – West Indian American Day Parade: Parade starts at 11am to 6pm. Eastern Parkway & Schenectady Avenue to Flatbush Avenue ext. Costume Bands, Masqueraders, Moko Jumbies, Floats and much more! For more information please see our website at: www.wiadcacarnival.org. Contact WIADCA at (718) 467-1797 or email wiadcainc@gmail.com. End
Account Email Address Account Phone Number Disclaimer Report Abuse Page Updated Last on: Aug 18, 2012
|
|