Carnival 2023Preparing for the 'Mother of all Carnivals' - Trinidad Guardian

The Mer­ry Monarch is ex­pect­ed to reign on the streets and en­ter­tain­ment are­nas of T&T once again come Jan­u­ary and Feb­ru­ary 2023. Fu­elled by the pent-up en­er­gy and an­tic­i­pa­tion com­ing off of the pan­dem­ic which con­strained fes­tiv­i­ties for the past two years, Car­ni­val 2023 or C2K23 is ex­pect­ed to be a mega one. Lead­ing the charge in de­clar­ing the 2023 fes­ti­val “The Moth­er of All Car­ni­vals” is the gov­ern­ing body for Car­ni­val the Na­tion­al Car­ni­val Com­mis­sion (NCC).

Caribbean Beat — January/February 2023 (#174) by MEP Caribbean Publishers - Issuu

The Story Behind “The Lost Tribe”: Trinidad and Tobago Carnival – Repeating Islands

Carnival is Culture – The Dangers of Sexualizing and Shaming Caribbean Culture

Mark, Nagassar crowned Carnival King and Queen - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Couva predicting Mother-in-law of all Carnivals - Trinidad Guardian

Caribbean carnival performers take stage to fight COVID disinformation

Mardi Gras brings joy - but also worry over violent crime

Mother of All Carnivals launches with fanfare - Trinidad Guardian

Was Trinidad Carnival 2023 THE MOTHER OF ALL CARNIVALS?

Caribbean Beat — January/February 2023 (#174) by MEP Caribbean Publishers - Issuu

Free WiFi, E-tickets for Carnival 2023 patrons - Trinidad Guardian

Get ready for the road with these Carnival burns

Ins & Outs of Trinidad and Tobago 2023 E-book by Prestige Business Publications Ltd. - Issuu

burning man: A year of wild human experiences: Plan 2023 calendar with Burning Man, Mardi Gras & Oktoberfest - The Economic Times