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Afro-Cultural Carnival
About AFRO-CULTURAL CARNIVAL

We bring people from different cultural backgrounds together.

The Liverpool Afro Cultural Carnival is a vibrant celebration of African and Caribbean culture, showcasing the rich heritage through music, dance, art, and food. Typically held annually, the event features lively parades, performances by local and international artists, and various cultural workshops. It's a platform for community engagement, promoting diversity and fostering connections among different cultural groups. The carnival not only entertains but also educates attendees about African and Caribbean traditions, making it a significant event in Liverpool's cultural calendar.

Our Mission
1. Cultural Celebration: To celebrate and promote the diverse cultures of Africa and the Caribbean.
2. Community Engagement: To foster a sense of belonging and connection within the local community.
3. Education and Awareness: To provide educational opportunities regarding African and Caribbean history, arts, and contemporary issues.

What we do
1. Parade: A vibrant procession showcasing traditional costumes, dance troupes, and music. Participants often represent different countries or regions, each adding their unique flair.
2. Live Music Performances: Local and international artists perform genres such as Afrobeat, reggae, dancehall, highlife, and traditional African music. This creates an energetic atmosphere and encourages audience participation.
3. Dance Workshops: Interactive sessions led by professional dancers teaching traditional dances like Afrobeat, salsa, or Caribbean dance styles. These workshops invite attendees to join in and learn new moves.
4. Cultural Storytelling: Sessions featuring storytelling by elders or performers who share traditional tales, folklore, and histories, providing cultural context and education.
5. Art and Craft Workshops: Hands-on activities where participants can create traditional crafts, learn about cultural art forms, or even participate in painting or sculpture projects that reflect African heritage.
6. Food Market: A diverse selection of food stalls offering traditional dishes from various African and Caribbean cuisines. This allows attendees to experience the flavors of different cultures.
7. Fashion Show: A showcase of traditional and contemporary African and Caribbean fashion, highlighting designers and artisans from the community.
8. Youth Activities: Dedicated spaces for children and teens, featuring arts and crafts, games, and interactive cultural education, fostering a sense of pride and involvement.

What to expect at Afro-cultural carnival

1. Dance Troupes
2. Musical Acts
3. Spoken Word and Poetry
4. Cultural Drumming Circles
5. Live DJ Sets
6. ⁠Varieties of foods
7. ⁠Fashion
8. ⁠Fun, fun and fun

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