Carnival Season

Definition

Carnival season refers to the period leading up to Lent where people celebrate with extravagant parades, parties, costumes, and festivities. It is often associated with Mardi Gras celebrations around the world.

Related terms

Shrove Tuesday/Fat Tuesday: The day before Ash Wednesday, known for indulging in rich and fatty foods before the fasting period of Lent begins.

Masquerade: A social event or party where attendees wear masks and costumes to conceal their identities.

Samba: A lively Brazilian dance style often performed during carnival celebrations, characterized by fast footwork and rhythmic hip movements.