The 4th edition of the INcluder's Block carnival is taking place on Rua 16 de Março in Petrópolis, Brazil, on Sunday, aimed at creating an inclusive and accessible environment for all attendees. The event is scheduled to start at 9 AM and invites participation from both people with disabilities and those without, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity during the festive season.

Organized to foster leisure, cultural activities, and democratic public space use, the carnival seeks to promote coexistence and respect for differences among community members. Chen Li Cheng, the president of the event, stated that the INcluder's Block is all about everyone living together in the city, as its essence lies in ensuring that public spaces are accessible to all and that opportunities for enjoyment are equally available.

The celebration will feature the band Vai Dá M, who will lead the festivities by performing traditional carnival marches throughout Rua 16 de Março. This initiative has already established itself as a meaningful event in the community, reinforcing the message of inclusion and celebrating diversity at a time when Brazil is vibrant with carnival activities.