Carnival season in Trinidad hits another gear this weekend. With mega fetes, cultural events, breakfast parties, and Carnival competitions all happening at once, January 30 to February 1 feels like the official bridge between early-season vibes and peak Carnival excitement.

As Trinidad Carnival accelerates toward its grand crescendo, the weekend of January 23–25 delivers a refined yet electric blend of music, culture, and premium Carnival experiences. This is the moment where seasoned revelers arrive, fetes become more curated, and every outing feels intentional.

Every spring, Kingston transforms into a dazzling epicentre of Caribbean culture as Jamaica Carnival  takes over the streets, the clubs, and the beaches — and 2026 is no different, set to be bigger and brighter than ever.   🎭 What Is Jamaica Carnival? Jamaica Carnival (also known as Carnival in Jamaica or Jamaica Carnival Bacchanal) is an annual festival held primarily in Kingston , usually in April  shortly after Easter. It’s a week-long celebration filled with pulsating so

As Trinidad Carnival 2026 approaches, the soca scene is already igniting vibes  with new releases that mix tradition and road-ready energy. Here are the latest songs (mostly dropped within the last two weeks) that are trending for fetes, liming and road marches: 🎭 “Encore” — Machel Montano (Official Video) Carnival veteran Machel Montano  drops another energetic offering with “Encore”  — a track that captures classic road march sensibilities but with fresh lyrics and rhythms

The little traditions most visitors don’t expect — but never forget

Whether you're preparing for Trinidad Carnival, Crop Over, Spice Mas, or anywhere the Caribbean diaspora gathers to celebrate, here are some Soca songs and artists poised to dominate the season thus far.

Monday Night Mas is a dazzling and exhilarating event that marks the beginning of Carnival Monday during Spicemas, Grenada's annual carnival celebration.

Here’s a breakdown of what we know, what’s confirmed, and what to watch out for.

If you’re heading to Trinidad for Carnival 2026, one word should already be in your vocabulary: Soca Brainwash. The annual all-inclusive mega-fete by DJ Private Ryan is more than just a party — it’s a full-blown cultural experience.

Trinidad Carnival is often described as the greatest show on Earth — a fusion of rhythm, colour, and pure celebration. But as the 2026 season approaches, one issue is stirring plenty of debate: the rising cost of alcohol. With recent tax adjustments and increased import duties on spirits, many are wondering how this could affect the festivities that define the nation’s cultural calendar.

As excitement builds for Tobago Carnival 2025 (October 24-26), this week sees the lead-up events taking centre stage. Here’s a roundup of what to expect, what’s already happening, and how you can make the most of this week on the island.

This week (mid-October), we’re in the ramp-up phase. The energy is building. Preparations are in full swing: costume fittings, band promotions, event announcements, and logistical planning are all in motion. Here’s what’s happening and what you can get excited about: