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Boston Carnival 2010

Contact:

PRO – Ms. Carol Leggett – 857.869.8773
Vice President: Carl Smith – 617.834.9614
President: Shirley Shillingford - 617.442.7083 / 617.642.5185

CACAB Office: 317 Blue Hill Ave, Roxbury, MA 02121

July, 2010 – Boston, MA – The first event for the 2010 Caribbean American Carnival season is the Steelband Jamboree at White Stadium on Sunday, July 11.

Branches Pangroove
Crystal Panjammers
Pan United
Pan Xpressions
St Cyprians Infernos
Boston Metro
Boston Harmonites
2010 Steelband Concert Music Director, Justin Petty
2010 Steelband Concert Music Director, Justin Petty

The other Boston Carnival events in 2010 are:

Ecumenical Service:   A memorial salute to Boston Carnival stalwarts
• Sunday, August 15th, 2010 at 4:00pm
Charles St. AME Church, Roxbury, MA

Kiddies Carnival :
• Sunday, August 22, 2010 – 12:00pm
White Stadium, Dorchester, MA

King & Queen Show :
• Thursday, August 26, 2010 – 7:00pm
Reggie Lewis Center, Roxbury, MA

J’Ouvert and Costume Street Parade:
Saturday, August 28, 2010

• Jouvert – 5:00AM
Blue Hill Ave and Morton Street, Mattapan, MA

• Costume Parade – 12:00PM
MLK Boulevard, Roxbury, MA

Posted by ron@sweetsoca.com

About Boston Carnival

2009 King of Carnival Contestant
2009 Queen of Carnival Contestant

King of Carnival & Queen of Carnival contest is a major component of Carnival. The costumes, costly and intricate in design, are judged not only on their visual presentation but also on the on-stage performance exhibited by the masqueraders.

Kiddies’ Carnival highlights our young children in colorful costumes of various themes. This is a competitive event in which winners are chosen and recognized each year.

Steelband Panorama is the competition of steel pan musicians playing popular calypsos. In recent years, there has been no panorama in Boston. Listen to the last Panorama Champions: Branches Pan Groove Steel Orchestra of Boston.

J’Ouvert begins Carnival day with the daybreak celebration – “Breaking of the Day” during which participants don home-made costumes and act out various portrayals.

The Carnival Parade begins on Martin Luther King Blvd. in Roxbury, where bands and their masqueraders come to the streets with spectacular colors and sounds that signal the arrival of CARNIVAL. The parade proceeds along Warren Street, through Grove Hall and on to Dorchester’s Franklin Park.

Music

THE SOUNDS OF CARNIVAL

Listen to Audio Clips
Calypso / Soca / Folk / Steelband

CD & DVD Features on www.SweetSoca.com
Click on the musical note to listen to an audio clip
Click on the CD cover or title to go to the details page or to order
Sights of Carnival in Trinidad & Tobago