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Luton International Carnival will be back in 2010! The town centre is once again set to come alive with spectacular colourful costumes, music from around the globe, street entertainers, and international food to tickle your taste buds. So make a note in your diaries for Luton International Carnival on Bank Holiday Monday, 31 May 2010, from 12 noon until 7pm.

	A message from Luton Borough Council Come rain or shine, LBC invites you all to join in the fun at carnival. (Last updated 24/05/2010)
	Learn about Carnival At the UK Centre for Carnival Arts marquee, from 12pm - 5pm, be prepared to be wowed by spectacular displays of carnival costumes and educated about carnival arts as well as view videos about the UKCCA workshops, films and other carnival activities. Apart from having a prime spot to view the Luton International Carnival parade you are invited to interact with the centre's partners, London Luton Airport and learn about the exciting community events they are engaging in as well as their many other exciting projects. (Last updated 21/05/2010)
	Luton International Carnival-the beginning The town’s first carnival started back in 1976 as a modest Victorian street fair as part of the borough’s centenary celebrations and continued to develop and evolve when in 1998 Luton Carnival acquired international status and in the same year the Luton Carnival Arts Development Trust (now UK centre for Carnival Arts) received the largest single lottery award for carnival development (Last updated 20/05/2010)
	A year’s planning creates a spectacular event It may seem a long time till the Luton International Carnival 2010, but the Luton Cultural Services Trust’s Arts Events Unit, which is tasked with organising the carnival on behalf of Luton Borough Council are busy preparing all that is necessary for the event, where over 100,000 people are again expected to come to the town to join in the fun at Britain’s biggest one day carnival. (Last updated 20/05/2010)
	A cocktail of Music With a main stage, two entertainment and ten sound systems sites at the carnival, there’ll be music to suit most tastes, so listen out for world music, South American, Caribbean, Asian, Irish and Afro-Jazz sounds. (Last updated 20/05/2010)
	Have some Carnival respect! Luton International Carnival organisers are proud to welcome revellers to another spectacular and colourful event this Bank Holiday, Monday 31st May. (Last updated 20/05/2010)
	Whatever the weather the parade must go on! Thousands of people will be preparing their spectacular costumes, which they hope to show off in this 2010's carnival parade. Many months will have been devoted to planning and designing costumes, rehearsing dance routines as well as decorating colourful extravagant floats to make the procession the best the town has ever seen. For those groups who return year after year, creating costumes that are bigger and better than the previous years takes some beating but they always somehow manage to pull it off developing dazzling breathtaking creations. (Last updated 20/05/2010)