Caribbean Festival Returns to Columbia, South Carolina

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(Columbia, SC) – The vibrant colors, rhythms, and flavors of the Caribbean will take center stage at the annual Caribbean Festival, happening from Thursday, June 5th, to Sunday, June 8th, at The Granary Event Center, located at 2638 Two Notch Road, Columbia, South Carolina.

This four-day extravaganza is a celebration of Caribbean history, culture, and traditions, promising unforgettable experiences for all attendees. The festival will feature:

  • Live Performances by local, national, and international artists.
  • Authentic Cuisine showcasing the diverse flavors of the islands.
  • Cultural Parades and Pageantry, highlighting vibrant costumes and traditional dances.
  • Workshops and Exhibits, offering insights into the history and heritage of the Caribbean.
  • Family-Friendly Activities, ensuring fun for all ages.

Carolina’s Caribbean Culture Festival, established in 2014, is dedicated to promoting the Caribbean’s rich and diverse heritage. This event serves as a bridge between communities, fostering cultural appreciation and unity.

Lisa Small, the President and Co-founder, brings her lifelong passion for Carnival and Caribbean traditions to this festival, ensuring an authentic and dynamic experience for all.

Join us and immerse yourself in the energy, spirit, and unity of the Caribbean!

For tickets, schedules, and more information, visit www.carolinascaribbeanculturefestival.com or contact us at southcarolinacarnival@gmail.com or (803) 319-3225.Stay connected: Follow us on social media for updates and exciting announcements.

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