EVS: We  welcome  back  to  the  UK  Yasmin Long,  Cat  Riley  and  Molly  Hawkins who have  been  in  Goa,  India  and  Cape Town,  South  Africa  for  three  month carnival learning  and  making.  We  look forwards  to  hosting  young  makers and  dancers  for  three  months  from South Africa and India,  leading  up to Liverpool International Carnival 2016. You can read about

Brouhaha and our project our partners in the Netherlands, South Africa and Zambia spent a week delivering workshops and preparing for Barefeet Festival’s annual carnival parade. The brouhaha production team would like to thank all of Barefeet for hosting within the festival. We look forwards to delivery in 2016 and beyond.

We would like to say thank all the volunteers, our board, the artists and community and international participants, funders, stakeholders and all who made a donation in both England and Scotland, who made this years festival and carnivals great successes. Without the commitment and enthusiasm of all mentioned our festival would not happen. Our year is not yet done, next

It is with great pleasure that Brouhaha International announces our newly funded Key Action 2 European Erasmus+ project, ‘Capacity Building in the Field of Youth’ entitled ‘Destination Carnival’ – Cultural Tourism as a vector for Youth Development’.  Artists, young people and cultural operators from UK, India and South Africa will collaborate on actions that will have a measured impact on

One of the UK’s Biggest carnivals to hit the streets this weekend in Liverpool Liverpool will be treated to an awesome display of carnival revelry this Summer with Brouhaha’s unique flavor of International Carnival spreading to more parts of the city and the globe than ever before maintains Brouhaha Int Festival director Giles Agis. Musicians, dancers, circus performers, carnival