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Get Ready to Samba! Brazilian Festival of Worcester Brings Rio’s Spirit to the Heart of the City!

By Jerry Filmore
August 16, 2023 2 Min Read
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Mark your calendars and get ready to groove, because the Brazilian Festival of Worcester is back and bigger than ever! On September 17, the vibrant energy of Brazil’s Independence Day will come alive in the heart of Worcester at the Institute Park on 140 Salisbury St. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., you’re invited to immerse yourself in the captivating rhythms of samba, indulge in mouthwatering acaraje, and experience the rich tapestry of Brazilian culture.

Suely DiBara, the mastermind behind this sensational event, promises a day of non-stop excitement and celebration. This year, the festival pays homage to the iconic city of Rio de Janeiro, bringing the pulsating spirit of Copacabana beach right to your doorstep. Imagine dancing under the shadow of Christ the Redeemer, feeling the electric samba beats course through your veins.

The Brazilian Festival of Worcester isn’t just about grown-up fun – it’s a day for everyone in the family to revel in. Kids will have a blast in the bouncy houses, their faces transformed into masterpieces with captivating face paint. And let’s not forget the adorable train ride that promises to whisk the little ones away on a mini adventure.

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But the heart and soul of the festival lies in its culinary delights. Indulge in Brazilian barbecue, savoring succulent churrsaquinho – delectable beef kebabs that will transport your taste buds straight to Brazil’s bustling streets. And then there’s the pièce de résistance, acaraje. This North Shore Brazilian delicacy is a deep-fried bean cake, bursting with delectable fillings like juicy shrimp. It’s a flavor explosion you won’t want to miss.

Rain or shine, this exhilarating extravaganza has you covered, with a rain date set for September 24, ensuring that nothing can dampen your spirits. So, whether you’re a seasoned samba dancer or just looking for an unforgettable day out, the Brazilian Festival of Worcester on September 17 is the place to be. Let the rhythms of Brazil carry you away and make memories that will last a lifetime!

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Jerry Filmore

Jerry Filmore is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of What’s Up Worcester News, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization community news outlet dedicated to informing, engaging, and empowering Worcester through accessible, accurate, and inclusive storytelling. With over a decade of experience in management, community organizing, and media production, Jerry leads with a passion for amplifying local voices and spotlighting the people, places, and stories that make Worcester Massachusetts thrive.
When he’s not producing new shows or organizing community initiatives like Woo CommuniTree or Worcester Voices: Community Awards & Celebration Night, you can find Jerry collaborating with local creatives, mentoring young reporters, and continuing to build bridges across Worcester’s neighborhoods.

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Jerry Filmore is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of What’s Up Worcester News, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization community news outlet dedicated to informing, engaging, and empowering Worcester through accessible, accurate, and inclusive storytelling. With over a decade of experience in management, community organizing, and media production, Jerry leads with a passion for amplifying local voices and spotlighting the people, places, and stories that make Worcester Massachusetts thrive. When he’s not producing new shows or organizing community initiatives like Woo CommuniTree or Worcester Voices: Community Awards & Celebration Night, you can find Jerry collaborating with local creatives, mentoring young reporters, and continuing to build bridges across Worcester’s neighborhoods.

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