Notting Hill Carnival 2023, Monday’s Adult’s Day Parade Part 7.
This video was saved especially for January gloom as we finished the festive season and still are going through the cold winter I wanted to upload something to cheer you up for January and remind you that summer is coming!
So today's video, we are going to Notting Carnival 2023 Monday’s Adult’s Day Parade this is Part 7 of the video.
Notting Hill Carnival takes place every year on the last weekend of August and a Monday, which happens to be a summer bank holiday, so everyone has the day off work.
Notting Hill Carnival officially starts on the Saturday evening before the parade days. It kicks off with a steel band music competition. Sunday is Children’s Carnival which is a family-friendly day with a children’s parade. Monday is the big day of partying and features the main parade.
The 2023 Notting Hill Carnival will take place from Saturday 26 August until Monday 28 August 2023. The children’s Notting Hill Carnival will take place on Sunday 27 August and the Adult Notting Hill Carnival will take place on Monday 28 August, 2023. There are also some events on the Saturday night before the carnival.
On both Sunday and Monday, the parades will kick off around 10:00 am with the judging finishing around 6:30 pm On Sunday. The Notting Hill Carnival ends at 9 p.m. On Monday, the music cuts out due to a strict noise curfew (it occurs in a residential area). Once the music cuts off at 9 pm you can either head home or find a good after party to keep going at.
Notting Hill Carnival is the largest street party in the whole of Europe. Notting Hill Carnival is the most chaotic and colourful event to take place in London. Every year over two million people attend this two-day celebration of Caribbean culture.
Unlike other local festivals, Notting Hill Carnival has absolutely nothing to do with English culture. Nor is it a part of the religious carnival season associated with Catholic Lent. Instead, Notting Hill Carnival is a Caribbean Carnival that celebrates London’s Afro-Caribbean community.
Notting Hill Carnival first began in 1966 and has been held annually ever since. The carnival is organised by key members of London’s West Indian and Afro-Caribbean community.
Notting Hill Carnival is the time of year when the whole of London comes together and embraces unity and cultural diversity. It doesn’t matter what your age, race, country or culture is, everyone is welcome at Notting Hill Carnival.
Filmed: August 28 2023, 12:20 AM. (pre-recorded).
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