Billed as both North America’s largest street festival, as well as the continent’s largest gathering of Black people, the Toronto Caribbean Carnival, affectionately referred to as Caribana, is a dazzling celebration of Caribbean culture rooted in a radical history of resistance.

Every year since 1967, the festival pays tribute to the Caribbean's rich cultural heritage with colorful floats, vibrant music and dancing.

After 48 years, the festival has become a cultural institution, attracting more than 1 million people.