Carnaval de Goussainville
The carnival of Goussainville, a town in the Plaine de France at the gates of Roissy
2026
About Carnaval de Goussainville
Carnaval de Goussainville — edition 2026
Carnaval de Goussainville 2026
The Carnaval de Goussainville returns in spring 2026. Associations, schools, and families are invited to participate in this festive and free parade through the town's streets. World music, colorful costumes, and entertainment for all ages. An unmissable event on Goussainville's spring calendar.
Prices Carnaval de Goussainville 2026
Carnaval de Goussainville — 2027 edition
The 2026 edition was held on 28 March 2026. The dates for the 2027 edition have not been announced yet. This page will be updated as soon as the official programme is published.
Practical information — Carnaval de Goussainville
Access
- Address : Town center and main streets, 95190 Goussainville
- By RER : RER D, Goussainville station (35 min from Paris-Gare du Nord).
- By car : A1, Goussainville exit. Parking in town.
Indicative Program
- Early afternoon: gathering of participants
- Afternoon: carnival parade
- Late afternoon: festive area and entertainment
Prices
- Free access
Contact
- Goussainville Town Hall : 01 39 85 60 00
- Website : goussainville.fr
Goussainville, a town in the Plaine de France
Goussainville (95190) is a commune in the Val-d'Oise located in the Plaine de France, immediately adjacent to Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport. With its approximately 30,000 inhabitants, Goussainville is a popular town that has experienced strong growth with the development of the airport and surrounding business parks. The town is characterized by a great diversity of its population and a dynamic network of associations.
The commune has several green spaces and sports and cultural facilities that allow for the organization of events for its residents. Among these events, the Carnaval de Goussainville holds a special place in the town's festive calendar.
A Carnival in the Popular Tradition
The Carnaval de Goussainville is part of the tradition of French popular carnivals, which have existed since the Middle Ages as a time for collective celebration and symbolic inversion of the social order. In the contemporary, family-friendly version that Goussainville celebrates, the carnival is above all a joyful and inclusive festival that invites all residents to participate, dress up, and celebrate the arrival of spring together.
The parade crosses the main streets of Goussainville, allowing as many residents as possible to watch from the sidewalks. Participants, grouped by associations, schools, and neighborhoods, parade in varied and colorful costumes, accompanied by the rhythms of the present musical groups.
Participation of Schools and Associations
The primary schools of Goussainville play a central role in the carnival. Classes participate in costume-making workshops in the weeks leading up to the event, making it an enriching educational experience in addition to being festive. Seeing their children parade in costume through the town's streets is one of the moments that Goussainville parents look forward to the most.
The cultural associations of Goussainville bring their special touch to the carnival: each association proudly represents its original culture, creating a cultural mosaic in the parade that reflects the town's diversity. Traditional costumes from different parts of the world, folk music, and dances: the Carnaval de Goussainville is an invitation to travel.
Entertainment and Festive Area
After the parade, a festive area allows everyone to extend the celebration. Food stalls offer specialties from all over the world, and children's entertainment keeps the little ones busy while adults enjoy the musical atmosphere. The Carnaval de Goussainville is thus a true popular festival that lasts all day.
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