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Mardi Gras in 2023 will be on February 21. There are some similarities regarding Mardi Gras parade restrictions in 2023 as there were in 2022, but otherwise, things in New Orleans continue to open up.
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Everyone has their favorite kind of king cake filling. From the familiar and classic to the unique and niche, king cake fillings have been known to be as creative as the revelers at Mardi Gras themselves.
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Located in the French Quarter of New Orleans, the Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Louis, also known as St. Louis Cathedral for short, is not only the oldest active cathedral in New Orleans but is also the oldest active cathedral that’s been in continuous use in the United States.
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Founded in 1987, Krewe de Vieux rose from the ashes of the legends of Krewe de Clones.
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New Orleans is the home of a wide variety of parades, festivals, and cultural events. Living in such a diverse, rich city means that there's always something new and interesting to take part in!
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Founded as a fraternal organization in 1916, the Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club hosts the Zulu Parade each year on Mardi Gras Day in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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From historic mansions on St. Charles to Creole cottages and the beautiful balconies of the French Quarter, the city has amazing examples of architectural styles from around the world.
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Perhaps best known for its irreverence, the Krewe of Tucks has its humble origins beginning in 1969 as a small group of Loyola University students.
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Having the distinguished honor of being the first all-female Mardi Gras krewe, the Krewe of Muses honors New Orleans with its captivating presence with several nods to the women of the Bronze Age myths.
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With another successful Mardi Gras season behind us, we give thanks for everything and everyone that gave us reasons to celebrate!
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