Quick answers about the band, carnival costumes, registration, membership and our mas camp. Anything else? Get in touch.
Generation X Miami is a mas band and promotions group that participates in the Miami Carnival. Since 1999 we have designed and produced carnival costume sections and promoted Brazilian- and Caribbean-flavoured parties with soca & calypso music. Read our full story →
For Miami Carnival 2002, each “Out of This World” section price includes the full costume (one or two piece as noted) plus the all-inclusive food & drink package on the road. Music on the road is provided by Leon Coldero & Code 868 and DJ Brother J. See the sections →
Complete the registration form, then send a check for the non-refundable $50 deposit to Generation X, 1352 NW 78th Avenue, Miami, Florida 33126. Costumes are not guaranteed until payment is received — we will acknowledge receipt by mail.
Yes — members are entitled to discounts at all events shown on our parties page. Show your membership card and proof of I.D.
1757 NW 79th Avenue, Miami, FL 33126 — near Miami International Airport. Open Monday–Friday 6–9 p.m. and Saturdays 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Phone (305) 513-4339, phone/fax (305) 233-0697. Directions on the contact page →
The leading music orchestra in Miami, Leon Coldero & Code 868, together with DJ Brother J, direct from Toronto. Soca and calypso from start to finish.
The Miami Carnival is held each October on Columbus Day weekend. In 2002 the Parade of the Bands ran on Sunday, October 13th at Opa-locka Airport starting at 11:00 a.m., with the Caribbean Carnival Village open from 9:00 a.m. Full weekend schedule →
Yes — browse our photo gallery for snapshots from parties and band events, and the costume pages for the 2002 section designs. Some of the original site’s oldest albums were not preserved by web archives.
We are proud to work with corporate sponsors and business partners — from airlines and banks to breweries and photographers. Meet our sponsors → and contact us for sponsorship information.
