The New York Carnival returned to Brooklyn on Labor Day for its 59th anniversary, in a celebration of Caribbean pride, culture and creativity.
Like the sound of heaven on a beach far away, the steel pan was the star of the show in Prospect Heights on Saturday.
Blast from the past! Take a look back at Eyewitness News coverage of the New York Carnival Parade from the 1980s and 1990s.
Over 500 teens attended a "TikTok pop-up party" at the Woodbridge Center Mall carnival on Saturday night, police say.
The highlights will include the triumphant sounds of the steel pan ringing out on the Eastern Parkway at the West Indian American Day Parade.
New York's West Indian Labor Day Parade and Carnival is one of the largest Caribbean Carnival in North America.