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The three largest Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans are parades for the Krewes of Endymion, Bacchus and Muses. Krewe of Endymion The Krewe of Endymion parade is on Saturday, March 1 at 4 p.m. Throughout the Mardi Gras season, beginning at Epiphany and lasting until Ash Wednesday, New Orleans hosts over 80 parades that wind their way through various parts of the city. Each one is unique and has its own character. Some are satirical, some are historical, but the three largest and most outlandish parades are called Super Krewes. Founded in 1983, the Krewe of Little Rascals is America's longest-running Mardi Gras krewe for children. Named after the famous group of kids from TV and film, the krewe patterns itself after adult Carnival clubs in the city with a pre-Mardi-Gras ball and parade. The Krewe was the visio read more » Named for the Olympian god of fertility and eternal youth, the largest krewe in Mardi Gras history was founded in 1967 as a small neighborhood venture in the Bayou St. John-Gentilly area. By Read More The Krewe of Endymion is one of only three Super Krewes (using floats and celebrity Grand Marshals), and is the largest of the parades participating in the New Orleans Mardi Gras. [1] Many people begin saving their viewing spots for this parade several days before the parade actually rolls, although spot-saving is widely frowned upon and is As captain of the Krewe of Iris, Kristin Delaney will lead 3,660 riders, the most of any 2024 Mardi Gras parade, along the Uptown route on Saturday.. Since inheriting the captainship 14 years ago This super-krewe boasts some of the largest floats of Mardi Gras, including its signature vehicles that make an appearance each year like the Bacchagator, the Bacchasaurus, and the Bachaneer. The Krewe of Bacchus is perhaps best known for crowning a big name Mardi Gras King , a different celebrity each year who takes the helm as sovereign of The Krewe is bound together by the common goals of building a better community and the pursuit of good family fun. The Krewe of Centaur Mardi Gras Parade has grown over the years to become the largest parade in the Ark-La-Tex. We are one of the very largest, single parading Krewes in the State of Louisiana, and yes, that includes New Orleans. The Krewe of Iris is the oldest all-female krewe and, with 3,660 members, is the largest krewe in Mardi Gras history. Their zoo—influenced theme for 2025 is "Iris, They All Asked for You.” Their zoo—influenced theme for 2025 is "Iris, They All Asked for You.” Alabama A&M University alumnus Rodney P. Mason Jr. has been selected as King Zulu for the 2025 Krewe of Zulu Mardi Gras Parade, one of New Orleans’ most historic and celebrated traditions, and the largest Black Mardi Gras Parade. It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for—Mardi Gras season is just around the corner, and Houma is ready to let the good times roll! As the home of the second-largest Mardi Gras celebration in Louisiana, Houma promises a season filled with dazzling parades, incredible throws, and family-friendly fun that will keep you coming back year after year. Krewe of Centaur is Louisiana's largest Mardi Gras krewe and brings excitement down the streets of Shreveport. Location: Downtown Shreveport. Time: 3:30 p.m. Krewe of Gemini. March 1. Mardi Gras in New Orleans is often recognized as the “greatest free show on Earth,” each year drawing out millions of residents and visitors to the city to contribute almost one billion dollars to the local economy. It showcases our city’s incredibly unique culture & beauty through various forms of craft, tradition, spectacle, and Krewe Of Lafitte - Pensacola, Florida - is the largest all male Mardi Gras Krewe in the Florida Panhandle. The Krewe was formed in 1953 to promote a means to celebrate Carnival. Krewe of Olympus - Houston, Texas - a largely gay Mardi Gras krewe dedicated to preserving the tradition of Mardi Gras and to raising funds for community charities. Founded in 1983, the Krewe of Little Rascals is America's longest-running Mardi Gras krewe for children. Named after the famous group of kids from TV and film, the krewe patterns itself after adult Carnival clubs in the city with a pre-Mardi-Gras ball and parade. The Krewe was the visio read more » The Krewe of Iris is the oldest all-female krewe and, with 3,660 members, is the largest krewe in Mardi Gras history. Their zoo—influenced theme for 2025 is "Iris, They All Asked for You.” Their zoo—influenced theme for 2025 is "Iris, They All Asked for You.” “Back then, Mardi Gras wasn’t inclusive of our community due to segregation, so our club created its own celebration, one that has thrived for over a century.” A Historical Celebration. Known as the largest Black Mardi Gras parade, the Krewe of Zulu highlights a rich legacy, with iconic figures like Louis Armstrong serving as King Zulu in Krewe of Harambee. February 17. Krewe of Harambee celebrates unity and diversity by honoring the African American culture through vibrant floats and soulful music. Location: Downtown Shreveport. Time: 1 p.m. Krewe of Centaur. February 22. Krewe of Centaur is Louisiana's largest Mardi Gras krewe and brings excitement down the streets of Shreveport. Krewe of Harambee. February 17. Krewe of Harambee celebrates unity and diversity by honoring the African American culture through vibrant floats and soulful music. Location: Downtown Shreveport. Time: 1 p.m. Krewe of Centaur. February 22. Krewe of Centaur is Louisiana's largest Mardi Gras krewe and brings excitement down the streets of Shreveport.
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