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Haiti's Carnival — the biggest party of the year
Kanaval is Haiti's Carnival — the country's biggest annual celebration, filling streets with music, costumes, and dancing. It is especially famous in the city of Jacmel, known for its handmade papier-mâché masks and parade floats.
Kanaval is Haiti's national Carnival season, when cities and towns across the country fill with music trucks, costumed bands, and dancing crowds. It is the biggest party of the year, drawing Haitians and visitors alike into the streets.
The city of Jacmel holds one of Haiti's most famous Kanaval celebrations, known for elaborate handmade papier-mâché masks and floats that turn its streets into a moving art show. Konpa and other Haitian music styles provide the soundtrack for the parades.
Kanaval is celebrated in Haiti — In the weeks leading up to Lent (typically January–February), with Jacmel's Carnival held the Sunday before national Kanaval..
Explore Haiti →Kanaval is Haiti's Carnival — the country's biggest annual celebration, with music, costumes, and street parades held in the weeks before Lent.
Jacmel holds one of Haiti's most celebrated Kanaval events, known for its handmade papier-mâché masks and parade floats.
Kanaval takes place in the weeks leading up to Lent, typically in January and February.
Konpa and other Haitian music styles fill the streets during Kanaval, played from music trucks and by marching bands.