On February 22, the Tribe team took part in the Grand Parade, a themed procession that marks the culmination of Limassol’s annual carnival, recognised as part of Cyprus’s intangible cultural heritage.

This year, Tribe’s carnival group dressed as Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe, drawing inspiration from the iconic figures of 1950s America. The “Las Vegas wedding” concept was complemented by children dressed as little angels, taking on the role of tiny Cupids.

The Tribe participants stood out from the crowd in their all-white costumes with bold accent details, attracting spectators’ attention along the entire parade route. Music, applause and enthusiastic cheers from the crowd never stopped, creating the vibrant carnival atmosphere that draws visitors from across the island to Limassol every year.

In 2026, more than 30,000 people took part in the Grand Parade, which lasted around five hours. This set another record in the more than 100-year history of Limassol’s carnival celebrations.