Rewind to the vibrant vibes of Carnival 1980. | Boiler Room

Starting after the Windrush generation made places like Notting Hill and Brixton their home, Notting Hill Carnival has become a pillar of Caribbean life in London. The celebration has grown from humble beginnings at St Pancras town hall to one of the world's largest street festivals, but there's a lot more to its history than just that. | Metro

Ghana to the world Notting Hill Carnival | GHANAFUNTUBE

Carnival on BH Monday! Notting Hill Carnival is one of the longest running street parties in the world. Started in 1966, it’s a celebration of Caribbean culture with a parade in the streets of West London over August Bank Holiday, showcasing the best of soca and calypso. With steel bands, dancers in feather costumes and the air filled with the smell of jerk chicken. This weekend over 2 million revellers joined in the celebration of one love.I had so much fun. Hope you enjoy the reel! Sending hug

With its roots in the Caribbean, the Notting Hill Carnival began in the 1960s as a way to unite the diverse immigrant communities that had settled in west London. Sky's Katie Spencer asks people at the carnival what it means to them ⬇️ Read more 🔗 https://trib.al/Izr2Mo4 | Sky News