Successful T-Shirt Mas Marks the Opening of Antigua Carnival 2026
By Cory Wayland
Antigua Carnival 2026 got off to a vibrant start on Saturday as thousands of revellers filled the streets of St. John’s for the annual Opening Parade and T-Shirt Mas, officially ushering in this year’s festival celebrations.
Decked out in colourful T-shirts and costumes, revellers danced behind pulsating music trucks while soca hits echoed through the capital, creating an atmosphere of excitement and celebration. Carnival bands and masqueraders brought energy to the
Among those joining the festivities was Minister of Festivals Dwayne George, who was seen enjoying the celebrations with members of Bacchanal Carnival while proudly representing Insane Carnival. The minister mingled with revellers and took part in the road festivities as the capital came alive with music, dancing and Carnival spirit.
The successful staging of T-Shirt Mas sets the tone for what is expected to be another exciting Carnival season, with days of competitions, cultural events and street celebrations still to come.
With a strong turnout and an energetic atmosphere throughout the day, the opening festivities highlighted the enthusiasm surrounding Antigua Carnival 2026, often celebrated as the Caribbean’s Greatest Summer Festival.
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