performers competed in Notting Hill Carnival's Panorama evening, which is the UK's biggest steelband competition and sees five bands play a ten-minute composition from memory with no sheet music ...

Combining elements from Claudia Jones’s 1959 celebration, it came to form what we now recognise as Notting Hill Carnival: music, dancing and community processing through the streets of west London.

food and music. What to expect First launched as an offshoot of the Trinidad Carnival, the Notting Hill Carnival has stayed true to its Caribbean origin, despite expanding massively since the ...

A popular Notting Hill Carnival sound system faces losing their licence to operate at the world famous street party after a reveller was allegedly smashed over the head with a glass bottle by staff.

when brightly coloured paints and powder are thrown at spectators — accompanied by music, naturally. Costumes are very much encouraged at Notting Hill Carnival 2024. Image: Shutterstock As ...

The carnival itself has changed in other ways to include people, food and music from outside of the Caribbean community. This is seen as a positive to many except Caribbeans. Notting Hill Carnival ...

Notting Hill Carnival is an unabashed celebration of everything ... transplants from the Caribbean islands; descendants of the music and pageantry first put on by emancipated slaves.

The Notting Hill Carnival is an annual event held in the ... honouring Caribbean culture, music, and traditions. The carnival usually takes place over the August Bank Holiday weekend, spanning ...

The Notting Hill Carnival is a vibrant annual street festival in London celebrating Caribbean culture. Held over the August bank holiday, it features colourful costumes, music, food and dancing ...