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Campari Boulevard is back for Carnival 2025
Campari Boulevard
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April 24, 2025

Campari Boulevard is back for Carnival 2025

Campari Boulevard promises to shut down Trafalgar Road, in the vicinity of S Foods, this Carnival Sunday, April 27 with what is expected to be a spectacular third staging.

Whether you’re jumping with YardMas or Xodus, or just vibing with your crew, Campari Boulevard is the ultimate spot for a fantastic viewing experience.

This dynamic hub will showcase live performances from various carnival trucks, allowing patrons to observe and engage with revelers and performers from YardMas and Xodus bands as they cross the Campari Red Passion Carnival stage multiple times.

There will also be a massive injection of cultural elements along the boulevard including stilt walkers, junkanoo performers and a steel pan orchestra. These paired with music from some of the best DJs in the industry, live performances throughout the day, food on sale, complimentary Campari cocktails, adequate restrooms, hydration stations and misting sections – you’re sure to have a blast.

“Campari Boulevard is where everyone—whether jumping in Carnival Road March or not, can come experience the passion, the energy, and the vibrancy that makes Jamaica Carnival so special. This year, we’re raising the bar in true Campari style. Though we’re in the same location as last year, this year patrons can expect an even bigger Campari Boulevard with more consumer engagement opportunities all day,” said Dominic Bell, Communications Manager, Campari.

General Rules for Campari Boulevard 2025:
• Bring the vibes
• Ensure you drink water between each cocktail
• Ensure you eat well
• You must be 18 years or older to drink. Drink responsibly.
• Take photos and videos and tag us @CampariCarnival
• Have a blast!

Admission to Campari Boulevard is free!

Campari Red Passion Carnival 2025 marks a three-year partnership with Xodus and YardMas Carnival, the two largest Carnival bands on the island.

Follow @CampariCaribbean on Instagram for all updates.

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