Limon carnival is very popular in Limon city of Costa Rica.  Costa Rica’s port town of Limón lets its Caribbean hair down for carnival, centred around Columbus Day on 12 October. Locals and jugglers are in fancy dress and enjoying the beat of Latin music and weaving through the fabulous Limon Carnival floats.

Limon, also known as Puerto Limon, is the capital of Limon Province in Costa Rica. It is the country’s main Caribbean port. Limon is popular in Costa Rica for its yearly fall festival. It occurs the week of October 12, the date Columbus first weighed anchor off Limón’s coast in 1502. This festival attracts tourists from all over the country as well as from abroad.

Limon Carnival is celebrating on 12 Oct 2009 at Limon in Cost Rica.

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Lorvan Summer is an annual celebration of Croatia. It consist combination of folk and classical music performances with outdoor celebrations like Fisherman’s Night (14 July) and Lovran’s Night (4 August), offering traditional Mediterranean food, music and entertainment.

On Tuesdays and Fridays Visitors can take pleasure in classical music show, harmony of singing groups, traditional dance and music in old town of Lovran (St Ivan’s Square, St Juraj’s Square and St Juraj’s Church).

Lovran is a town in Istria, Croatia. It is located on the western coast of the Kvarner Bay. Croatia is situated between South-Central Europe and Middle Europe.

Lorvan Summer event is held on Jul-Aug 2009 at Lorvan in Croatia. 

The city of Pag on the northern Dalmatian island of the same name is the epicenter of the island’s winter carnival.

Pag winter carnival is related to female slave and two boys. The main act of the carnival involve a female slave character named Robinja, is played by a man dressed as a woman wearing a neckerchief with two young boys, one of them is salesman and another is musician and many other characters are related to the time of Turkish rule. The participants are performed in the front of crowd at the parish priest’s house.

The simple plan is based on selling a female slave, the opposing sides arguing and recounting past events. At the end of the show, the viewers being shrink and the female slave run away.

Pag Winter carnival is held on Jan-Feb 2009 at Pag in Croatia.