Photo via @carnavaldelsol.ca / Instagram
Vancouver is just under two weeks away from this year’s Carnaval del Sol, AKA the largest Latin American festival in all of the Pacific Northwest! So get ready to experience vibrant music, dance, food, and traditions from across Latin America at Jonathon Rogers Park.
The three-day celebration will feature over 50 immersive activities for guests of all ages to enjoy across 11 distinct plazas, each with its own focus.
This includes a Main Stage with “a fusion of Mexican-inspired flavours and live entertainment,” a Family Plaza with over 120 performing artists, and a workshop-focused Seniors Plaza.
The festival is all about celebrating the richness of Latin American culture by bridging generational gaps and promoting harmony – so bring the whole family for a memorable time together!
“With vigorous music, an exciting beer plaza, a beautiful “Biogarden” and an overall sense of inclusivity, Opening Night promises a night that you won’t soon forget,” reads the website.
In terms of live music and entertainment, guests can expect everything from a Tribute to Selena (by Ivonne Ley) to stand-up shows, to internationally renown artists like Chesca and La Linea.
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Ready to feast? The festival’s Food Plaza will offer over 33 authentic dishes from over 20 Latin American countries, ranging from Brazilian street food to Colombian empanadas.
One-day passes for Carnaval del Sol are priced at $20 a pop if you secure them in advance, with children and seniors able to enter for free.
So there you have it, Vancouver! Get ready to enjoy a taste of Latin America right here in the city!
When: Friday, July 5th to Sunday, July 7th
Where: Jonathon Rogers Park
Cost: $20
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