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Caribbean Carnival — Boston’s Caribbean Carnival marked its 52nd year last weekend with parades through Roxbury and Dorchester that ended at Franklin Park. Pictured: A member of the Dominican masquerade band Tribu Cimbao. PHOTO: YAWU MILLER
Caribbean Carnival — Boston’s Caribbean Carnival marked its 52nd year last weekend with parades through Roxbury and Dorchester that ended at Franklin Park. The celebration began at sunrise Saturday with the J’Ouvert parade and continued in the afternoon with a larger procession featuring dance groups, music and colorful costumes. PHOTO: YAWU MILLER
Caribbean Carnival — Boston’s Caribbean Carnival marked its 52nd year last weekend with parades through Roxbury and Dorchester that ended at Franklin Park. The celebration began at sunrise Saturday with the J’Ouvert parade and continued in the afternoon with a larger procession featuring dance groups, music and colorful costumes. PHOTO: YAWU MILLER
Caribbean Carnival — Boston’s Caribbean Carnival marked its 52nd year last weekend with parades through Roxbury and Dorchester that ended at Franklin Park. The celebration began at sunrise Saturday with the J’Ouvert parade and continued in the afternoon with a larger procession featuring dance groups, music and colorful costumes. PHOTO: YAWU MILLER
Band leader Wima Clouden leads masqueraders in the Clouden Productions presentation, Hawaiian Fantasy 2025. PHOTO: YAWU MILLER
Caribbean Carnival — Boston’s Caribbean Carnival marked its 52nd year last weekend with parades through Roxbury and Dorchester that ended at Franklin Park. The celebration began at sunrise Saturday with the J’Ouvert parade and continued in the afternoon with a larger procession featuring dance groups, music and colorful costumes. PHOTO: YAWU MILLER
Prioritizing Health and Wellness — MADD Sports and NDUR visited Boston College on Sunday as part of a nationwide effort addressing mental health and impaired driving on school and college campuses. Student-athletes attended the event, and NDUR representatives posed with campaign branding during the stop. PHOTOS: NDUR
Prioritizing Health and Wellness — MADD Sports and NDUR visited Boston College on Sunday as part of a nationwide effort addressing mental health and impaired driving on school and college campuses. Student-athletes attended the event, and NDUR representatives posed with campaign branding during the stop. PHOTOS: NDUR
