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Celebrate carnival on Antigua

Who? Antigua

What? The island of Antigua will be hosting its 56th annual carnival this year. The festival was originally a celebration of the abolishment of slavery on the island. These days, the celebrations have been expanded to include music, dance, parades and evening shows.

When? 27th July – 6th August

Where? St. John’s, Antigua

How? Visit www.antiguacarnival.com for more information

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