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Carnival Falls Extra Early, but Building Clubs Are Not Considering Smaller Floats.

Summary by Omroep Brabant
The Christmas tree will soon be taken down before the carnival floats are allowed back out onto the streets. Carnival starts next year as early as Friday, February 5, so the construction clubs have less time than usual. Yet they are not considering lowering the bar. “We are building even bigger than last year,” says Alexander Janssen of carnival construction club HIK in Rucphen. In the construction sheds in Boemeldonck (Prinsenbeek), too, they r…
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The Christmas tree will soon be taken down before the carnival floats are allowed back out onto the streets. Carnival starts next year as early as Friday, February 5, so the construction clubs have less time than usual. Yet they are not considering lowering the bar. “We are building even bigger than last year,” says Alexander Janssen of carnival construction club HIK in Rucphen. In the construction sheds in Boemeldonck (Prinsenbeek), too, they r…

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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