Tradition & Heritage

Started Sunday, January 6 in Guadeloupe, the carnival period for this year 2019 ended, this Ash Wednesday. The “carnavaliers” (carnaval lovers) dressed in black and white cremated His Majesty, King Vaval. What sadness in the […]

As usual, the parade of Mardi Gras in the city of Basse-Terre fulfilled all its promises. 150 000 people (residents and tourists) came to admire the decorations imagined by about 50 groups from all the […]

Last Sunday, March 3 – called “Dimanche Gras” – was also celebrated by the “skin groups” or “gwoup a po” in Guadeloupe. If the “snare drum groups” and “mask groups” had begun the big parade […]

Last year, Kariculture.net (new webmagazine dedicated to Caribbean culture) came, for the first time, to the competition area of the “Dimanche Gras” carnival parade, located at the entrance of Frébault street in Pointe-à-Pitre, where had […]

Last year, Kariculture.net (new webmagazine dedicated to Caribbean culture) came, for the first time, to the competition area of the “Dimanche Gras” carnival parade, located at the entrance of Frébault street in Pointe-à-Pitre, where had […]

On Saturday, March 2, thousands of carnival lovers – among them a great number of young people – participated in the 22th edition of the Mas Maten-Kongo Karayib (Morning Mas-Congo Carib) parade, organized by the […]

Before “Jours Gras”, Kariculture.net publishes an album with about 100 photos to thank all the participants in carnival parades in January and February who allowed it to photograph them. Would it be excessive to say […]

Dear adults, On Friday, February 22 took place the carnival parade of the elementary schools in the city of Pointe-à-Pitre. In the schedule, these children have only one day to express themselves, to show the […]