The 2026 Carnival in Campinas, São Paulo, is set to feature a total of 67 street block parades and performances, organized into an extensive schedule that offers nearly 500 hours of celebration. These events cater to a diverse audience, including families, with specific blocks designed for mothers and their children, as well as traditional festivities. Among the offerings are live music performances and themed parades that emphasize artistic expression and social consciousness.

On February 15th, various blocks will take center stage, each with unique themes and schedules. For instance, the 'Bloco do Mamaço' promotes maternal bonding by providing a space for breastfeeding mothers to come together, and the 'Bloco do Ribeirão' focuses on environmental awareness, working towards the preservation of the Ribeirão das Pedras river. These alternative themes mark a growing trend in Carnaval events that aim to address social issues while entertaining the public.

The schedules and routes of the parading blocks are made accessible to the public through real-time updates on the city's official website. This integration allows participants and attendees to follow along and engage more dynamically with the festivities. As Campinas continues to expand its Carnaval offerings, the initiative reflects both a cultural celebration and a platform for community engagement and social responsibility.