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Festivals & Events in Carolina

Carolina's festivals and events bring together the city's music, culture, food, and strong Puerto Rican traditions. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy patron saint festivities, cultural celebrations, live entertainment, artisans, sports, and family activities, from the historic town center to the coastal communities near Isla Verde.

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Year-round

  1. Mercado Artesanal de Carolina - Carolina
    Metro Region
    Held one Sunday each month, Carolina's artisan market showcases handmade crafts, local artwork, specialty foods, live music, and cultural demonstrations supporting Puerto Rican artisans and small businesses.
    (787) 757-2626
  2. Noches de Bohemia - Carolina
    Metro Region
    An evening of boleros, trova, and acoustic music held on the second Thursday of each month, celebrating Puerto Rico's rich musical traditions in an intimate setting.
    (787) 757-2626
  3. Noches de Jazz - Carolina
    Metro Region
    Enjoy free outdoor jazz performances featuring Puerto Rican musicians on the third Friday of each month as part of Carolina's cultural programming in the historic district.
    (787) 757-2626

February

  1. Carnaval de Carolina - Carolina
    Metro Region
    Carolina's annual carnival fills the city with colorful parades, vejigantes, live music, artisan markets, amusement rides, traditional food kiosks, and family-friendly entertainment celebrating Puerto Rico's carnival season before Lent.
    (787) 757-2626

May

  1. Fiestas Patronales de San Fernando - Carolina
    Metro Region
    Carolina's patron saint festival honors San Fernando with religious processions, live concerts, carnival rides, artisan vendors, Puerto Rican cuisine, cultural performances, and family activities held around Plaza Rey Fernando III.
    (787) 757-2626

August

  1. Semana de Roberto Clemente - Carolina
    Metro Region
    A week-long celebration honoring baseball legend Roberto Clemente, featuring youth sports clinics, baseball tournaments, educational exhibits, community activities, and ceremonies recognizing his humanitarian legacy.
    (787) 757-2626



Did You Know?

The U.S. Census measures race and Hispanic or Latino origin as separate categories. Because of this, a Puerto Rican may identify as Hispanic while also identifying as White, Black, Indigenous, Asian, multiracial, or another racial background.