Boston Caribbean Carnival kicks off [Photos]

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The annual Boston Caribbean Carnival kicked off Saturday at Carson Seaside in South Boston.

“Beautiful weather to be at Carson Beach, South Boston,” the Caribbean American Carnival Affiliation of Boston posted on Fb to get out the phrase Saturday. “Happening NOW till 5pm. Family friendly event. Music, food, and vibes. Bring your chair/blanket and let’s vibe out!!!!”

The group touted a number of DJs lined as much as kickstart the occasion weekend. These have been Groove Grasp, DJ Fuse, DJ Simple Flicks, DJ Nasty, and Selectress Nelly V.

Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald

Dancers, from left, Kiahna Felix, D.J. Starla, Tanya Dubuisson, and Jeyana Neto, all of Boston, dance to soca music throughout Caribbean Carnival Kickoff festivities at South Boston’s Carson Seaside on Saturday. (Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald)

Rica Clouden, 10, of Boston, cools off in the water off Carson Beach during Caribbean Carnival Kickoff festivities Saturday. (Photo by Paul Connors/Media News Group/Boston Herald)

Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald

Rica Clouden, 10, of Boston, cools off within the water off Carson Seaside throughout Caribbean Carnival Kickoff festivities Saturday. (Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald)

Caribbean food including Escovitch fish, jerk chicken, steamed vegetables, rice and beans, and roti bread from the Taste of Eden restaurant, of Dorchester, was served during Caribbean Carnival Kickoff festivities Saturday in Southie. (Photo by Paul Connors/Media News Group/Boston Herald)

Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald

Caribbean meals together with Escovitch fish, jerk hen, steamed greens, rice and beans, and roti bread from the Style of Eden restaurant, of Dorchester, was served throughout Caribbean Carnival Kickoff festivities Saturday in Southie. (Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald)

Dacia Shallingford -Compas, of Boston, dances to soca music during Caribbean Carnival Kickoff festivities Saturday in South Boston. (Photo by Paul Connors/Media News Group/Boston Herald)

Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald

Dacia Shallingford -Compas, of Boston, dances to soca music throughout Caribbean Carnival Kickoff festivities Saturday in South Boston. (Photograph by Paul Connors/Media Information Group/Boston Herald)

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