Free
Due to the Coronavirus outbreak this event has been cancelled for 2020.
Liverpool's International Samba carnival, Brazilica Festival is back this Summer for another weekend of carnival fun.
Night time parade featuring bands from across the UK and Europe with performances and exhibitons across 3 days in July in Liverpool city centre.
More information will be provided when announced.
| Exact date TBC (1 July 2021 - 31 July 2021) | ||
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