The cities of Western Paulista, including Presidente Prudente, are preparing for Carnival 2026 with various events such as samba school parades, musical shows, and family activities.
As Brazil gears up for Carnival 2026, the Western Paulista region, particularly the city of Presidente Prudente, is set to host a vibrant lineup of events catering to diverse audiences. Notable among these is PrudenFolia, which will feature daily shows, a food court, and a crafts fair at Parque do Povo from February 14 to 17. Each day promises exciting festivities, including traditional samba school parades and cultural attractions that highlight the local talent and community spirit.
On Saturday, February 14, the festivities kick off with a grand parade of samba schools, a hallmark of Brazilian Carnival, alongside musical performances that aim to engage and entertain the public. This colorful event will begin in the evening and is expected to draw large crowds excited to celebrate this traditional festive season. The following day, a family-oriented 'Pet Folia' event will take place, allowing pet owners and their furry friends to participate in the carnival excitement, demonstrating how Carnaval celebrates not only culture but also community and family.
Carnival is a critical time for many Brazilian cities as they attract tourism and promote local business through food and crafts. The multitude of planned activities illustrates the commitment of Western Paulista cities to provide an inclusive and celebratory environment. With the combination of music, cultural showcases, and community participation, PrudenFolia is set to be a highlight of the Carnival season in 2026, reflecting the vibrant cultural tapestry of the region.
