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Happy Mardi Gras! You’ll find us marching and dancing in the following Uptown parades:

Krewe of Carrollton – Sunday, January 31

Krewe of Nyx – Wednesday, February 3

Krewe of Muses – Thursday, February 4

Krewe of Thoth – Sunday, February 7

Krewe of Orpheus – Monday, February 8

We will also be participating in the 46th Annual  Greasing of the Poles at the Royal Sonesta Hotel, Friday, February 5 at 10am. With the theme “Let Them Eat King Cake!”, this year’s event will embrace the true spirit of Mardi Gras — with emcee Bryan Batt, live music, Carnival royalty, the New Orleans Saints and more.

Photo by Eli Mergel

Saturday, December 5. Parade rolls at 1:00pm through the CBD.

New Orleans’ official holiday parade, the “Krewe of Jingle,” will once again delight locals and visitors alike with authentic parade floats, marching bands, stilt walkers, Christmas characters and many more magical surprises!

For more information: http://downtownnola.com/holidays/

Bad weather caused this year’s Yemaya parade not to roll. But we managed to get a group photo before we disbanded. Photo by Eli Mergel. To see other photos from this event click her to view on Flickr.

We had a great time in the Anba Dlo parade held October 17. To see  more photos from the parade, just click here to go to Flickr. Photo by Eli Mergel.

It’s Labor Day weekend and that means it’s time for Southern Decadence! We are excited to have been invited back again this year. Visit the official website for more information. http://www.southerndecadence.com/

Sunday, September 6, 2015

2pm, 41st Southern Decadence Parade led by SDGMs XLI Steven Mora, Rip Naquin, Marsha Delain, Misti Ates and Frankie Fierce begins @ Official Home of Southern Decadence: The Golden Lantern. The parade route starts at 1239 Royal to St. Louis, right on St. Louis to N. Rampart, right on N. Rampart to Toulouse, right on Toulouse to Burgundy, left on Burgundy to St. Peter, left on St. Peter to N. Rampart, right on Rampart to 834 N. Rampart then back to St. Ann, down St. Ann to Bourbon, left on Bourbon to 901 Bourbon ending at Dumaine. It includes stops at Golden Lantern, Double Play, The Corner Pocket, Society Page, 700 Club, GrandPre’s, Rawhide, Good Friends, Bourbon Pub, Napoleon’s Itch, Oz & Cafe Lafitte in Exile.

4ish pm, 22nd Annual Official Southern Decadence Bead Toss led by SDGMs XLI Steven Mora, Rip Naquin, Marsha Delain, Misti Ates and Frankie Fierce sponsored by Ambush Mag & www.SouthernDecadence.COM @ Ambush Mansion Balcony, 828 Bourbon St.

Official theme: “Swimmin’ with the Gods and Goddesses”
Colors: lavender, lime green & silver lame
Official song “Uptown Funk” by Bruno Mars, DJ of the Year JRB’s Southern Decadence Pumped Remix.

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This Mardi Gras was one of the best! We had a great time celebrating with you this season. Thank you for yelling “Pussyfooters!” when we march by, dancing the Wobble with us, singing along to “Dancing Queen” and sharing all your great photos and videos on social media.

Be sure to vote for us in WGNO’s poll of Favorite Dance Groups.

Here’s to more chances to dance in the streets in 2015!

We are the Majorettes From the Mothership sent here to help the Party People get their Groove on! And we’ve been busy practicing our moves for Mardi Gras. See you on the streets in these fine parades this Carnival season!
Sunday, 2/8/15 – Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale
Wednesday, 2/11/15 – Mystic Krewe of Nyx
Thursday, 2/12/15 – Krewe of Muses
Sunday, 2/15/15 – Krewe of Thoth
Monday, 2/16/15 – Krewe of Orpheus

Photo by Eli Mergel

Saturday, December 6, 2014
Parade starts at 1:00pm

New Orleans’ official holiday parade, the “Krewe of Jingle,” will once again delight locals and visitors alike with authentic parade floats, marching bands, stilt walkers, Christmas characters and many more magical surprises! Visit the web site for parade map and more details. http://www.canalstreetholiday.com/events.html

Thursday, October 30, 2014
Parade: 6:30pm
Monster Mash After Party: 8:00pm-2:00am at Mardi Gras World

The Krewe of Boo is the official New Orleans Halloween parade and it’s one of our favorites! We put a spooky, Halloween twist to our costumes. Look for our signature pink and orange corsets!

The parade lines up on Elysian Fields at Charters Streets and rolls through the French Quarter and CBD, ending at Mardi Gras world. After the parade it’s time for the Monster Mash, featuring DJ Destructo and Big Sam’s Funky Nation. Visit the web site for a map, tickets and full details. Ticket price includes an open bar! We have been told the Saint’s game will be shown. http://www.kreweofboo.com/ Costume are a must! Come join us!