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Our motto and promise is to promote Boston carnival, the men and women who
continue to keep it alive and in doing so, continue to make Boston Carnival
what Macy’s Day parade is to New York City. In 1973 Ken Bonnaparte Mitchell and a group of
Trinidadians residing in Boston came together and started the tradition of
Boston's annual "Trinidad style" Carnival. Today it attract an estimated
500,000 visitors each year and continues to grow. When you visit our city for
the 2008 season do not hesitate to put “
Streets of Color ” our first Photography exhibition on your calendar. Peace - De Culture Warrior
Michael C. Smith
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As part of our efforts at taking Boston Carnival to the next level, Boston
Carnival Village magazine was born. It
The purpose of the magazine is not only to tell our story, but also expose this
rich and diverse culture to a wider audience, among them are sponsors and
advertisers.
We are looking for contributing writers and sales people. Interested persons
send an email to the publisher at info@BostonCarnivalVillage.com . The first
edition is avaliable in stores and can be purchased here or see our List of outlets for a store near you.
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2K8 is a significant year for Boston Carnival. It marks the 35 anniversary that
Boston has been celebrating a “Trini Style” carnival. I suspect the promoters are organizing several shows that is likely
to include artists such as David Rudder, Shurwayne Winchester, Shadow or Bunji Garlin , and several boat cruses.
Our long awaited photography exhibition is here. To learn more
We de Culture Warriors thank you for making Boston Carnival Village website one
of the best site for Trini Style Carnivals in North America.
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BOSTON CARNIVAL VILLAGE © - Making Boston Carnival what Macy’s day parade is to New York City...we are de culture warriors ® - You are visiting the official website of de Boston Carnival Village!
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