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J'Ouvert celebration kicks off New York Carnival Parade festivities in Brooklyn
The pre-dawn celebration drew dancers, drummers and masqueraders as Brooklyn marked the start of its annual Caribbean cultural parade.
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Thousands hit the streets in NYC for J’Ouvert and the West Indian American Day Parade celebrations: PHOTOS
Thousands of revelers filled Eastern Parkway in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, on Monday morning for the city’s biggest celebration of Caribbean culture. J’Ouvert kicks off the festivities before sunrise, beginning at Grand Army Plaza. The West Indian American Day Parade takes over Eastern Parkway from 11 a.m. on September 7, 2026.
From dawn to dusk: J’Ouvert kicks off West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn
The streets were alive with music, thanks to the annual J’Ouvert and West Indian-American Day Parade in Crown Heights Sept. 7. Kicking off before dawn, the celebrations brought color, music and dance to Brooklyn on Labor Day Monday. Thousands assembled outside Grand Army Plaza under the cover of darkness to mark J’Ouvert, a Caribbean tradition...
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