The samba school parades in Belém, Brazil, for the Carnival 2026 are set to commence on February 27 at the Aldeia Amazônica. This year's events will feature presentations from samba schools across several groups, including Special, Group One, Group Two, and Evaluation, along with technical rehearsals and the announcement of results. The organization of CarnaBelém 2026, which is conducted by the Belém City Hall, aims to highlight the rich Amazonian culture through the various themes that the schools will present on the avenues during the last days of February and early March.

Technical rehearsals for the Special Group are scheduled for February 24 and 25, with the official parades taking place on February 27 and 28 for the Special Group, and subsequently on March 6 and 7 for Group Two and Group One, respectively. Additionally, the Evaluation Group will also have its parades on the same days as Groups One and Two. The structure of the carnival aims not only to provide entertainment but also to promote local culture through art and community participation.

The results of the parades will be announced in two phases: the results for the Special Group will be revealed on March 1, while outcomes for Groups One, Two, and Evaluation will follow on March 8. This carnival event, a significant aspect of local culture in Belém, demonstrates the city’s commitment to celebrating its heritage and the vibrant community life, fostering a sense of unity and pride among the residents during this festive period.