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Masqueraders from Sherzel Productions' "Kaleidoscope of Colors.”

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Band of the year

By Nelson A. King

Revelers dressed in costumes ready to revel with NOMADS Costume band on Labor Day, presented by band leader Marlon Jacobs in collaboration with a Guyana Government delegation from Georgetown.

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Guyana government delegation to participate in Labor Day festivities in Brooklyn

By Tangerine Clarke

Kaisokah Moko Jumbies USA, Watch Meh, Labor Day Carnival

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Kaisokah Moko Jumbies USA ‘Watch Meh’ for Labor Day Carnival

By Nelson A. King

Vincentian Francis De Silva portrays "Pitch Lake on Fire" for D'Midas International NY.

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Picture-perfect return of in-person NY Caribbean Carnival

By Nelson A. King

Masquerader, Kayla Freeman, left, and Suga Candy Mas band leader Maxine Magdaleno, showcase creations from the Ambrosia section designed by Carib Colors, as part of an exciting costume band, ready to vie in the 'big band' category on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5.

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Suga Candy Mas readies for the return of Labor Day Carnival

By Tangerine Clarke

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CARNIVAL REBIRTH

By Nelson A. King

WIADCA launches Caribbean Carnival 2019|WIADCA launches Caribbean Carnival 2019|WIADCA launches Caribbean Carnival 2019|WIADCA launches Caribbean Carnival 2019

WIADCA launches Caribbean Carnival 2019

By Nelson A. King

WIADCA presents New York Caribbean Carnival Week 2018

By Caribbean Life

Inspired by Zoe presents ‘The Lion King’|Inspired by Zoe presents ‘The Lion King’|Inspired by Zoe presents ‘The Lion King’|Inspired by Zoe presents ‘The Lion King’

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Inspired by Zoe presents ‘The Lion King’

By Nelson A. King

Time for D’Midas’ ‘Rebirth’|Time for D’Midas’ ‘Rebirth’|Time for D’Midas’ ‘Rebirth’

Caribbean

Time for D’Midas’ ‘Rebirth’

By Nelson A. King

1199 SEIU presents ‘Festivals’|1199 SEIU presents ‘Festivals’|1199 SEIU presents ‘Festivals’|1199 SEIU presents ‘Festivals’|1199 SEIU presents ‘Festivals’

1199 SEIU presents ‘Festivals’

By Nelson A. King

Veer Paradys envelopes Antoine International|Veer Paradys envelopes Antoine International|Veer Paradys envelopes Antoine International

Veer Paradys envelopes Antoine International

By Nelson A. King

Seniors party at McKinney Center|Seniors party at McKinney Center|Seniors party at McKinney Center

Seniors party at McKinney Center

By Alley Olivier

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Love, history and honor of carnival

By Kevin Bollers

Sesame Flyers in ‘Vogue’

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Sesame Flyers in ‘Vogue’

By Onika Straker

Day-O, Day-Ay-O|Day-O, Day-Ay-O|Day-O, Day-Ay-O|Day-O, Day-Ay-O|Day-O, Day-Ay-O|Day-O, Day-Ay-O

Grenada

Day-O, Day-Ay-O

By Nelson A. King

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Views of the 9/11 Memorial in the financial district of lower Manhattan, New York at the site of World Trade Center. This location is considered ground zero.... the site of the former Twin Towers in Lower Manhattan. The memorial opened on September 11th 2011 and was literally constructed on the footprint of the Twin Towers. There is also a museum adjacent to the memorial. The architect, Michale Arad says that the pools of this monument are supposed to represent "the absence made visible" from this tragic event. The water flows, into the pools, but they can never be filled. the pools are a place of tranquility away from the surrounding noise of the city. At the bottom of the pool are some remaining artifacts from the destruction of the towers. The names of all of the victims from 2001 and 1993 are inscribed on bronze parapets surrounding the pools. The memorial is visited by a never ending stream of visitors from around the world.

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