The Latest Breaking News from Carnival

Historic event returns to the streets of west London this month

Europe’s biggest street party is back, bigger and better than ever

Europe’s biggest street party is hungry (and thirsty) work. There’s street-food galore, or try your luck in one of these restaurants

This August’s festival will mark 75 years since HMT Empire Windrush arrived at Tilbury Docks

2023 Carnival will celebrate contribution of Windrush generation, say organisers

The Love Island host was at a festival in Denmark as her mum was amongst thousands celebrating the return of the legendary Carnival

Around every corner, there is a new surprise

Bristol’s biggest and longest-running Afro-Caribbean event is taking place this Saturday

The Bells family spend 52 weeks a year setting up funfairs around the country. A new film runs away with the circus – and reveals the tensions within

All the stages, all the acts

Growing up in Birmingham in the early 1960s, I am part of the African Caribbean generation that migrated to Britain between the 1940s and 1980s. Commonly known as the “Windrush generation”, our arrival in the UK marked a significant turning point in the country’s social, artistic and economic landscape.