Carnival of Peace 2026 Ends Religious Events This Tuesday (17) in Campina Grande
The Carnival of Peace 2026 concludes its religious and philosophical meetings in Campina Grande, Brazil, with a significant turnout of over 230,000 participants this year.
The Carnival of Peace 2026 is nearing its conclusion with the final religious and philosophical gatherings taking place on Tuesday, the 17th in Campina Grande, located in the Agreste region of Paraíba, Brazil. This annual event has been a vibrant celebration combining diverse religious perspectives and philosophical movements, including groups such as Consciência Cristã, Crescer, Miep, Palavra Revelada, Acampamento Verbo da Vida, E-Além, and Encontro da Nova Consciência. It marks a unique intersection of faith and community engagement during the carnival period.
Expectations from the local government indicated that more than 230,000 individuals—ranging from locals to tourists—attended various events throughout the Carnival of Peace this year, emphasizing the substantial community and economic impact of such gatherings in Campina Grande. The event is particularly known for its commitment to fostering dialogue among different faith traditions, thereby creating a communal atmosphere of respect, understanding, and religious diversity.
The culmination of the events features the Crescer, a gathering centered on the Catholic family, which will conclude its programming at the Centro de Convenções in Campina Grande. The final session will include a sermon by Father Anthony Feola from the Archdiocese of Paraíba, highlighting the enduring significance of these religious gatherings in promoting peace and unity within the community, as well as their role in enhancing the cultural richness of the region during the carnival season.