The street carnival in Rio de Janeiro is still vibrant as it continues from February 20 to 22, with a schedule packed with 38 official blocs. The city is alive with festivities, showcasing a rich culture and traditions as residents and visitors take to the streets to enjoy the celebrations. Saturday, February 21, promises the highest activity with 20 parades scheduled, allowing for ample opportunities to participate in the iconic carnival experience.

Among the notable blocs, the 'Bloco da Anitta' is set to draw a significant crowd with its parade in the Central region, along with 'Monobloco' which also takes place in the heart of the city. Another highlight is the 'Bloco Mulheres de Chico,' celebrating empowerment and artistry at Leme. The detailed itinerary reveals a range of options across various neighborhoods from the South Zone to the North Zone, enhancing accessibility and participation across the city.

Despite the peak days of revelry, the official carnival calendar keeps the momentum going, ensuring that celebrations extend beyond the initial weekend. This continuity not only sustains the festive spirit but also supports local businesses and fosters community togetherness in Rio de Janeiro. As the city immerses itself in this cultural phenomenon, the atmosphere is one of excitement, inclusivity, and a shared appreciation for the vibrant traditions that define Rio's reputation as a carnival capital.