Carnaval del pueblo. By Martin Wilkins

Carnaval del pueblo

Hugely popular Latin American Festival which begins with a parade from Elephant & Castle. Then on to Burgess Park Albany Rd Southwark, London United Kingdom. The largest Latin American festival event in Europe. Is a celebration of their roots, for Latin Americans communities in London, and a massive party for the rest of us. Once at the park, revellers can enjoy regionally-themed food, drink, live music and, of course, dance late into the night. There are a number of different stages offering everything from traditional music to the freshest reggaeton and Latin hip-hop

Sunday, 2 August 2009

Carnaval del pueblo London 2009

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The float procession leaves at 12pm Elephant Road to Walworth Road, Albany Road and Burgess Park. And reaches the park at around 3 pm where the party continuous until 9.30pm.
You are also invited to attend the preparation of the floats, before the parade starts, at Elephant Road, from 10am.

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A colourful costumed float procession from Elephant and Castle to Burgess Park along Walworth Road and Albany Road. From 19 Latin American countries. With a large input from Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico and Peru. With crowds lining the pavement.

The festival continues in the park with live music, salsa dancing, a children's zone and lots of stalls selling food, drink, arts and crafts from Latin America. Party to a festival atmosphere. A selection of concerts will take place on the main stage, presenting a selection of live acts.

Sunday, 15 August 2004

Carnaval del pueblo 2004

Carnaval del pueblo 2004 15th August
Con mi amigos locos:

Stolen trolley from Iceland. For keeping the beer cold!

Start Time & How to get there

Nearest station to Elephant & Castle (SE1) You are also invited to attend the preparation of the floats, before the parade starts, at Elephant Road, from 10am. The float procession leaves Elephant Road then Walworth Road, Albany Road and Burgess Park. The parade starts at 12pm and reaches the park at around 3 pm where the party continuous until 9.30pm. Burgess Park, in Camberwell, Chumleigh Street, London, SE5. It has easy access from Elephant and Castle underground and British Rail stations plus bus numbers 36, 12, 171, 68, 68a, 45, 176, 63, 172.

Carnaval del pueblo. By Martin Wilkins