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March 7-8, 2011 February 20-21, 2012
Rarely has so much joy emanated from such a small dot on the globe, and reverberated with as much noise as Carnival. Trinidad and Tobago is the 172nd smallest country in the world, but per capita, it’s party spot #1. In the 1770s Trinidad had only a few thousand inhabitants, mostly Amerindians; it was one of the most underpopulated regions of Spain’s New World colonies. Spain opened …Read more 
August 8-9, 2011
Key ingredients: Take a warm August Caribbean day. Add Music: Calypso, Steel drums, Soca, and other traditional rhythms. Mix with bright, colorfully-costumed dancers and musicians atop or around decorated floats And set amid thousands of spectators dancing along the procession route. You have yourself Carnival. Serves more than you can imagine. Carnival in Trinidad (March) Though many locales celebrate before Ash Wednesday, such as Haiti, Martinique and Trinidad and Tobago, others …Read more |
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