Asnières-sur-Seine Carnival 2026: Costume Parade, Contests, and Free Pancakes

It's a beloved tradition that delights children of all ages! In winter, the Carnival is celebrated with costumes, pancakes and donuts, and lively festivities bustling through the city streets. This festive occasion attracts both young and old, all eager to enjoy a warm, joyful moment amidst the chilly winter break.

In Asnières-sur-Seine, Carnival is also celebrated with great fanfare! Every year, this Hauts-de-Seine town hosts a colorful parade in costumes along with a variety of free activities for families and partygoers alike. Mark your calendars and get ready for the next edition of the carnival: it will take place on Saturday, February 14, 2026, at the Asnières-sur-Seine city hall.

Greece, the land of tales and worldwide carnivals: each year, the town hall presents a new theme to craft a truly unique and unforgettable event. In 2026, the carnival’s theme is "mountains and winter sports". Parents and children are encouraged to draw inspiration from this theme for their costumes, or simply come dressed as their favorite character.

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This carnival promises to be a spectacular event: during the parade, spectators will enjoy performances by jugglers, dancers, and acrobats. A face painting booth is available for those looking to get into the festive spirit, and creative participants can enter the best mask contest. Find out all the fun activities awaiting you at the Asnières-sur-Seine Town Hall and along the streets.

Explore the Carnival Schedule in Asnières-sur-Seine:

• 3:00 PM: Carnival kicks off on the town hall square with face painting booths, registration for the "BEST MASK" contest (for children and families), and a chance to explore the decorated lobby of the town hall.
  
  
• 3:15 PM: Roaming performance featuring percussionists, stilt-walkers, dancers, and acrobats.
   
• 4:00 PM: Another lively procession with percussionists, stilt-walkers, dancers, and acrobats.
  
  
• 4:30 PM: Awards ceremony for the mask contest.
  
  
• 5:15 PM: Final parade of percussionists, stilt-walkers, dancers, and acrobats through the square.

What costume will you choose? Make the most of this celebration, and don't miss out on the other carnivals happening in Paris and Île-de-France this season.