Carnival - Tilburg

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Carnival - Tilburg

This is the best time of the year for a lot of people participating in the carnival and it’s only just around the corner (you know how time flies). It’s the 55th edition of carnival in the Kruikenstad, so it promises to be another big one. If u can’t wait any longer, then start looking for your outfit now. There’s an extensive programme for the next carnival, so be sure to keep checking back to the website as the time draws closer.

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