J’Ouvert is one of the great mysteries of Carnival, often spoken about but rarely seen – because you have to get up seriously early to catch it. The name comes from the French for ‘daybreak’ and in London it begins at 6am on Sunday 27 August. If you’re from outside the area, you’ll either have […]
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