The colorful, intricate beaded costumes — and the sense of community — carried a deeper meaning for South Florida’s Caribbean diaspora this year as the Miami Carnival celebrates its 40th anniversary.

Those beaded and feathered costumes that parade throughout Miami Carnival may be fewer and farther between this year, as organizers say rising costs and immigration fears are dampening participation ...

For more than three decades, revelers have flocked to South Florida to experience Miami Carnival and that didn't change in 2022 as thousands gathered to celebrate the Caribbean culture. Held for the ...

Three sisters masquerade before the Parade of Bands at Miami Carnival on Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024, at Miami-Dade County Fair Expo. Alie Skowronski askowronski@miamiherald.com Brooklyn native Destiny ...

Miami Carnival was a movie. A true celebration of Caribbean culture, Carnival is expression at its finest. The costumes were popping, the waists were wining and of course the drinks were flowing. If ...

As the band truck blasts soca music through a giant sound system, competitors show off their moves to the judges. The third-largest Caribbean festival in the country just keeps getting bigger. Miami ...

Get ready for party time in Miami. Carnival is coming this weekend! The costumes and the parades bring the colors and the fun. The rhythms of soca will make you move, and they can help whip you into ...

It’s time to party! Carnival’s coming to Miami this weekend. The music, the costumes, the food — they all celebrate Caribbean culture to the max. Deco checked in with Shaggy and Kes — two guys who are ...

As October approaches in South Florida, it brings a buzz of excitement along with it, as the community and businesses count down the days until Miami Carnival. Miami Carnival is a vibrant celebration ...

Miami Carnival is the last carnival of the season and it’s definitely worth the wait. The warm weather and stunning beach provides the perfect backdrop to catch up with friends and family. While ...

Brooklyn native Destiny Richard spent close to $4,500 on her trip to South Florida for Miami Carnival this past weekend, including airfare, event tickets, an Airbnb and an intricate neon green costume ...