It’s the time of year when plastic Mardi Gras beads are in plentiful supply, but why do people leave beads on certain graves?

Mardi Gras season officially kicks off on Dauphin Island this weekend as Krewe De La Dauphine rolls out the first parade of ...

The Carnival season, which includes Mardi Gras, began on Jan. 6, also known as the Twelfth Night or Epiphany, and ends the ...

Krewe de Riviere and the Northeast Louisiana Children's Museum are gearing up for a family-friendly Mardi Gras party. Along ...

Mardi Gras 2026 kicked off in Pensacola over the weekend, but all of the biggest celebrations are still ahead.

The Northeast Louisiana Children’s Museum and the Twin Cities Krewe de Riviere are teaming up to bring a festive family Mardi ...

At Cajun Phatty’s, owner Ashley Robichaux spends weeks baking and decorating king cakes, a Mardi Gras dessert rooted in ...

A King Cake, a staple of Mardi Gras, is traditionally eaten between the Christian feast of Epiphany and Fat Tuesday, which ...

Twelfth Night signals the start of Carnival traditions, early parades, and king cake season New Orleans is the most ...

Every Mardi Gras season in Louisiana, the many krewes across our great state crown their kings, queens, maids and more.

Mardi Gras parades leave behind great memories and even more beads. Those beads can hurt the environment. Ouachita Green is ...

From the Krewe of Spanish Town in downtown Baton Rouge to the Krewe of Ascension Mambo in Gonzales, check out this year's ...