Krewe of House Floats
Date: February 1 - February 16, 2021
Location: all over the place
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

2021 Carnival season has a new alternative amid cancellation of parades due to COVID-19

NEW ORLEANS (Dec. 8, 2020) — In a city that doesn’t let anything rain on its parade, the new Krewe of House Floats will roll forward with its plans for a safe alternative to the traditional 2021 Carnival season due to the cancellation of parades caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Created by New Orleans resident Megan Boudreaux, the Krewe of House Floats began as an idea posted to social media and rapidly grew into an organization with more than 7,500 members.

“It started off as a Twitter joke and now everyone wants to participate,” said Boudreaux. “We look forward to this not only being a way for people to safely celebrate Carnival season, but also as an opportunity to help our city’s culture bearers.”

Floats in the Oaks
Date: Thurs., February 4 - Sun., February 14, 2021
Location:  City Park, New Orleans
Time: Weekdays 5pm -10pm/ Weekends 1pm - 10pm
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

‘Floats in the Oaks’ is a once in a lifetime opportunity for visitors to view iconic floats from various Mardi Gras krewes all in one place and it will give our region the opportunity to experience a part of Mardi Gras during this historic year. Families can safely participate in a parade-type event, by viewing stationery floats from their cars, while also supporting City Park. We hope participants will wear Mardi Gras costumes and decorate their cars. Additional elements of this experience are still developing.

Krewes already involved in supporting City Park (in no particular order): Rex, Zulu, Bacchus, Hermes, Thoth, King Arthur, Argus, Alla, Morpheus, Iris, Pygmalion, Mid City, Tucks, Femme Fatale, Babylon, Proteus, Centurions, Druids, Carrollton. Kern Studios, Rizzuto and Company, Ducote Designs, and PFJ Floats will assist with transportation of parade units. More are joining the 'Floats in the Oaks' krewe daily!

Floats will be lit up at nightime. Vehicle height cannot exceed 11 feet. No limos, mini-buses, bikes, or pedestrians are allowed on the route. 8 people per vehicle. Everyone participating must be in a seatbelt.

Tickets on sale now: Click here to purchase tickets

If you need assistance with ticketing, please email support@wrstbnd.com.

In addition to the driving tour experience, visitors can add-on Park Parade Packs or the Grandstand Experience. Click here for that information.

Event address: 2 Friederich Ave. New Orleans 70124 :: Click here for a map to find the entrance. (There is only one entrance, turn off Wisner to enter the line for the driving tour event)

“We are thrilled to hear so many people are interested in such a fundraiser to support City Park. It made us even more excited to eventually announce this event knowing the public supported it. City Park is looking forward to bringing a little bit of Mardi Gras to the people of the area, all while doing so safely. City Park will use the funds raised to maintain and operate the 1,300 acres,” says Rob DeViney, COO, “so everyone in our community can continue to enjoy the Park”.

The COVID-19 pandemic has financially impacted City Park significantly with the closure of revenue generating facilities, which makeup 90% of the Park’s operating budget, such as weddings, catered events, and the amusement park. Floats in the Oaks will provide revenue to offset these financial losses.The Park has been a place of respite for our community and the City Park staff will continue to creatively alter its operations to ensure the Park remains a clean and beautiful resource. City Park has, whenever possible, worked with local businesses to build this event.

“The Rex Organization salutes City Park’s leadership and board for having the vision to bring this wonderful idea to life so that New Orleanians and visitors alike can safely enjoy some Carnival spirit in this unique year,” said Rex Official James J. Reiss, III. Reiss continued, “The Rex Organization is proud to honor its special connection to City Park as personified by Beau Bassich, a Marine Corp veteran in World War II who was the longtime volunteer leader of City Park and who served as Rex, the King of Carnival, in 1989.”

Arthur Hardy 'Mister Mardi Gras' "The Floats in the Oaks project is a first in the history of Mardi Gras; an assemblage of Mardi Gras floats from multiple krewes in one place where they can be enjoyed safely by locals and visitors during COVID. The 2021 Carnival season is the first since 1945 where no Mardi Gras parades will roll anywhere in the region. Parades in New Orleans have been affected in several years since the first Comus parade rolled in 1857: Civil War 1862-1865, Political unrest 1875, WWI 1927-1818, WWII 1942-1946, Korean War canceled most parades, Police Strike 1979 cancelled 12 New Orleans parades, while 13 moved to Kenner, Slidell, and Gretna."

This is a rain or shine event. No refunds will be offered for any reason for this event.

When:
Thursday, February 4th through Sunday, February 14th
Weekdays 5pm -10pm and Weekends 1pm - 10pm

Pricing:
Tickets for ‘Floats in the Oaks’ and Add-On experiences are limited and all tickets must be purchased in advance and online only.
Saturday - Sunday: 1 pm to 5 pm - $10 per car
Monday - Sunday: 5pm to 10 pm - $20 per car
Grandstand Experience Add-On - $15 per person
Park Parade Pack - $12 (pack made for 2 people)

Tickets on sale now: Click here to purchase tickets
visitors can add-on Park Parade Packs or the Grandstand Experience. Click here for that information.

Floats in the Oaks website: neworleanscitypark.com

Krewe of Alla
Date: February 5, 2021
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Location: All of the place
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

Starting at noon on February 5th, members of the Krewe of ALLA will place krewe parade throws around the City of New Orleans. These specialty throws include swords, water bottles, krewe beads and decorated genie lamps.

The scavenger hunt will begin at 2 pm on February 5th, and will continue through the evening. Items can be found throughout the city and our community is encouraged to share their treasures by posting photos on social media using the hashtag #allaparade2021.

It is our hope to spread some carnival joy this season in our community while ensuring a safe and healthy Mardi Gras!

krewe website: kreweofalla.net

Mystic Krewe of Barkus
Date: February 7, 2021
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Location: Online
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

The Mystic Krewe of Barkus welcomes the 2021 Mardi Gras season with the theme: "Bone Alone: Barkus at Home But Not Alone!”

Our canine krewe members are encouraged to celebrate the best dog parade on Earth by planning to do Barkus virtually this year on Sunday, February 7, 2021, at 2 p.m. CST from your home, porch, yard or wherever you can join the fun with COVID safety measures in place.

It is time for us to give credit to all the dogs who have become our confident co-workers without regard to training or education in countless professions; popular Zoom stars whether they have been formally hired or vetted by the team; in-demand clean-up sous chefs while cooking more at home; our best classmates who don’t even read; and an endless source of unconditional love and acceptance no matter what this pandemic has thrown our way.

CLICK HERE to enter your four legged friend in this years virtual krewe:
https://www.barkus.org/pages/barkus-2021-dog-photo-submission?mc_cid=cab1776f30&mc_eid=[UNIQID]

The dogs of the world have shown their courage in helping us while we struggle to keep COVID troubles at the our doorsteps. Whether you have the character of the ingenious Kevin, a shifty, grumpy Uncle Frank, a tough Gangsta Johnny, or a worried mother Kate in your pack, let us pay tribute to the time we have been home, but not alone.

Follow our announcements giving details on 2021 Barkus opportunities by following us at Mystic Krewe of Barkus New Orleans, our Instagram @mystic_krewe_of_barkus and on our new website www.barkus.org. You can also contact us by email at info@barkus.org or through Facebook messenger.

krewe website: barkus.org

Krewe of Bacchus
Date: February 14, 2021
Time: 5:15 p.m.
Location: Online / App

The Krewe of Bacchus is excited to announce our Throw Me Something Bacchus app for Mardi Gras 2021.

The app gives its users the ability to catch and collect virtual throws every Sunday during Carnival season. Players will be able to create their own avatar, trade throws with other players, and trade select virtual throws for actual throws.

On Bacchus Sunday, February 14, 2021, stream the VIRTUAL PARADE in the app. Cameo appearances from Bacchus royalty. Catch 2021 throws as the floats roll by to the tunes of our favorite bands. Make the BacchaBoard’s Top 100 players and capture your memories in the app. Follow Bacchus riders for special virtual throws.

krewe website: kreweofbacchus.org

As we find out more information on these events or others we will update the information

If you would like to let us know of anything else that may be occuring, please contact MardiGrasParadeSchedule.com through our Facebook Page @mardigrasparadeschedule

sorry if we missed anything

Phunny Phorty Phellows
The Phunny Phorty Phellows Herald
the Arrival of the Carnival Season!

Date: January 6, 2021
Time: 7:00 p.m. Sharp
Location: St. Charles Ave. Streetcar Line
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

Celebrating the arrival of the Carnival Season, the costumed and masked krewe of the Phunny Phorty Phellows will assemble (socially distanced) on Twelfth Night, January 6, 2021 (Wednesday) in the Willow Street Car Barn.

At 7pm sharp, the Phunny Phorty Phellows will board the streetcar and begin their traditional ride to "Herarld the Arrival of Carnival" down the St. Charles Ave. Streetcar Line.

The public will not be allowed in or near the streetcar barn in keeping with RTA COVID-19 restrictions. All are invited to come see the PPP throughout the route but please be responsible as we encourage everyone to follow all the City guidelines in place (wearing a mask, socially distance from other groups, etc click here for more info).

krewe website: phunnyphortyphellows.com

Funky Uptown Krewe
Date: January 6, 2021
Location: St. Charles Ave. Streetcar Line
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

We all know that to #revelresponsibly some new ideas about celebrating Mardi Gras 2021 have emerged- even though our annual street car ride is cancelled, we will be having a unique and interactive scavenger hunt for our coveted hand-painted record throws!

The first clues on where to find records along the St. Charles Ave street car line will be released on Instagram on Jan. 6 at 5pm, followed by more clues for more records! So be sure to follow us on Instagram and set a reminder to keep an eye out on Twelfth Night for clues. The following morning, an e-blast will go out to all our subscribers with every clue so you can see if any were not found the night before.

krewe website: funkyuptownkrewe.com

Krewe de Jeanne d' Arc
Date: January 6, 2021
Time: 6 - 9 p.m
Location:
Behrman Memorial Park
2529 General Meyer Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70114
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

Celebrating St. Joan of Arc’s birthday and Twelfth Night, Krewe de Jeanne d’Arc presents the Tableaux de Jeanne d’Arc, a medieval-themed live performance drive-by event, inspired by Joan's life and legacy. In a multitude of tableaux we tell the story of Joan from her childhood as a shepherdess to her sainthood. You will see most of the props, characters, performance groups, and music from our annual walking parade as you drive by. Look for some new vignettes as well.

While you wait in line you'll be able to log in and listen to the story of our parade or compete in our Joan Quiz Bowl. We anticipate wait times of approximately 40 minutes so you'll have time to do both!

We are committed to keeping both krewe members and the public safe. We will follow all city and state coronavirus guidelines. All participants will be wearing face masks and will keep 6 feet or more apart. There will be no close contact between people. No throws will be distributed. All viewers must remain in their vehicle wearing masks. All vehicles must have a ticket.

krewe website: joanofarcparade.org

Intergalactic
Krewe of Chewbacchus
Date: postponed
Location: all over the place
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

On January 23, 2021, The Intergalactic Krewe of Chewbacchus planned to embark on its eleventh annual adventure, this time navigating the impossible terrain of socially distanced parading during a global pandemic. With SubKrewe stations all over metro New Orleans, these “chapters” would honor the theme DON’T PANIC! THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE NEW REALITY.

However, with the recent decision by the City of New Orleans to move to Modified Phase 1, the 2021 celebration and all SubKrewe activities will be halted. We are trusting the science and directing all krewe members to suspend their planned celebrations on January 23, 2021.

We're also postponing our scheduled scavenger hunt to a later date.

The Overlords are hereby announcing a Virtual Costume Contest and are asking krewe members and the public to post photos of their Chewbacchus looks on Facebook and Instagram with the hashtag #chewbacchusnewreality2021.
The Overlords message to members, New Orleanians, and fans across the galaxy is: Don’t Panic!

ORIGINAL PLANS BELOW HAVE BEEN POSTPONED

The Intergalactic Krewe of Chewbacchus will embark on its eleventh annual adventure, this time navigating the impossible terrain of socially distanced parading during a global pandemic. Life finds a way.

On that day, The Sacred Drunken Wookiee will awaken from his season of slumber to present the theme DON’T PANIC! THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE NEW REALITY - VOLUME ONE.

Within the week leading up to VOLUME ONE, the krewe will release “The Guide” in the form of an online PDF brochure, which will include a map to the locations of where the devoted subkrewes of Chewbacchus will be stationed at homes and businesses around the city of New Orleans on January 23, 2021. Each station will represent a “chapter” of the guide. Fans and devotees of The Sacred Drunken Wookiee will be able to visit these stations on that date and collect the wonderful handmade throws of our subkrewes and marvel at the beautiful costumes and glorious contraptions of our members in a socially distanced manner.

ALL CHEWBACCHUS MEMBERS WILL BE APPROPRIATELY MASKED, AND ADHERING TO CURRENT SOCIAL DISTANCE AND OUTDOOR GATHERING GUIDELINES. In return, it is expected that fans and spectators will return that respect and be masked and socially distanced as well. To emphasize a mindfulness to the safety and health of our members, The Overlords of Chewbacchus hereby issue the decree that no member of the public visiting a station of our subkrewes will be entertained with the gift of a throw if not masked and respecting current social distance guidelines.

Furthermore, in addition to the opportunity to still witness the splendor of our subkrewes and chance to acquire their beautiful handmade throws, DON’T PANIC! THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE NEW REALITY - VOLUME ONE will include a multimedia side quest for rare, one of a kind, artifacts of The Sacred Drunken Wookiee. Those artifacts will be found at randomly selected subkrewe stations and will reveal clues to the location of a prized collection of rare treasures, a Chewbacchus merchandise prize package, a lifetime membership to the Intergalactic Krewe of Chewbacchus, and the Royal title “Ultimate Survivor of the New Reality.”

More details to follow. Subscribe to our mailing list at Chewbacchus.org for latest information.

Join us, as The Intergalactic Krewe of Chewbacchus guides you through the New Reality. And don’t panic.

ALL HAIL THE SACRED DRUNKEN WOOKIEE!

krewe website: Chewbacchus.org

Krewe du Vieux
Date: January 30, 2021

Satirical Art Installations
Tasteless Mini-Libraries
Location: all over the place see map below
or visit this link

VIRTUAL EVENT
When: January 30th - 6:30 pm
Where: Will be streamed from our website
from this link: VIRTUAL KdV

MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

---> VIEW OUR 2021 PICTURES HERE!<---

Like virtually every other Mardi Gras organization, Krewe du Vieux is not parading in 2021. Instead, many of the subkrewes have created installations to express their creativity, satire and general lack of taste.

Krewe of House Floats
Date: February 1 - February 16, 2021
Location: all over the place
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

2021 Carnival season has a new alternative amid cancellation of parades due to COVID-19

NEW ORLEANS (Dec. 8, 2020) — In a city that doesn’t let anything rain on its parade, the new Krewe of House Floats will roll forward with its plans for a safe alternative to the traditional 2021 Carnival season due to the cancellation of parades caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Created by New Orleans resident Megan Boudreaux, the Krewe of House Floats began as an idea posted to social media and rapidly grew into an organization with more than 7,500 members.

“It started off as a Twitter joke and now everyone wants to participate,” said Boudreaux. “We look forward to this not only being a way for people to safely celebrate Carnival season, but also as an opportunity to help our city’s culture bearers.”

Floats in the Oaks
Date: Thurs., February 4 - Sun., February 14, 2021
Location:  City Park, New Orleans
Time: Weekdays 5pm -10pm/ Weekends 1pm - 10pm
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

‘Floats in the Oaks’ is a once in a lifetime opportunity for visitors to view iconic floats from various Mardi Gras krewes all in one place and it will give our region the opportunity to experience a part of Mardi Gras during this historic year. Families can safely participate in a parade-type event, by viewing stationery floats from their cars, while also supporting City Park. We hope participants will wear Mardi Gras costumes and decorate their cars. Additional elements of this experience are still developing.

Krewes already involved in supporting City Park (in no particular order): Rex, Zulu, Bacchus, Hermes, Thoth, King Arthur, Argus, Alla, Morpheus, Iris, Pygmalion, Mid City, Tucks, Femme Fatale, Babylon, Proteus, Centurions, Druids, Carrollton. Kern Studios, Rizzuto and Company, Ducote Designs, and PFJ Floats will assist with transportation of parade units. More are joining the 'Floats in the Oaks' krewe daily!

Floats will be lit up at nightime. Vehicle height cannot exceed 11 feet. No limos, mini-buses, bikes, or pedestrians are allowed on the route. 8 people per vehicle. Everyone participating must be in a seatbelt.

Tickets on sale now: Click here to purchase tickets

If you need assistance with ticketing, please email support@wrstbnd.com.

In addition to the driving tour experience, visitors can add-on Park Parade Packs or the Grandstand Experience. Click here for that information.

Event address: 2 Friederich Ave. New Orleans 70124 :: Click here for a map to find the entrance. (There is only one entrance, turn off Wisner to enter the line for the driving tour event)

“We are thrilled to hear so many people are interested in such a fundraiser to support City Park. It made us even more excited to eventually announce this event knowing the public supported it. City Park is looking forward to bringing a little bit of Mardi Gras to the people of the area, all while doing so safely. City Park will use the funds raised to maintain and operate the 1,300 acres,” says Rob DeViney, COO, “so everyone in our community can continue to enjoy the Park”.

The COVID-19 pandemic has financially impacted City Park significantly with the closure of revenue generating facilities, which makeup 90% of the Park’s operating budget, such as weddings, catered events, and the amusement park. Floats in the Oaks will provide revenue to offset these financial losses.The Park has been a place of respite for our community and the City Park staff will continue to creatively alter its operations to ensure the Park remains a clean and beautiful resource. City Park has, whenever possible, worked with local businesses to build this event.

“The Rex Organization salutes City Park’s leadership and board for having the vision to bring this wonderful idea to life so that New Orleanians and visitors alike can safely enjoy some Carnival spirit in this unique year,” said Rex Official James J. Reiss, III. Reiss continued, “The Rex Organization is proud to honor its special connection to City Park as personified by Beau Bassich, a Marine Corp veteran in World War II who was the longtime volunteer leader of City Park and who served as Rex, the King of Carnival, in 1989.”

Arthur Hardy 'Mister Mardi Gras' "The Floats in the Oaks project is a first in the history of Mardi Gras; an assemblage of Mardi Gras floats from multiple krewes in one place where they can be enjoyed safely by locals and visitors during COVID. The 2021 Carnival season is the first since 1945 where no Mardi Gras parades will roll anywhere in the region. Parades in New Orleans have been affected in several years since the first Comus parade rolled in 1857: Civil War 1862-1865, Political unrest 1875, WWI 1927-1818, WWII 1942-1946, Korean War canceled most parades, Police Strike 1979 cancelled 12 New Orleans parades, while 13 moved to Kenner, Slidell, and Gretna."

This is a rain or shine event. No refunds will be offered for any reason for this event.

When:
Thursday, February 4th through Sunday, February 14th
Weekdays 5pm -10pm and Weekends 1pm - 10pm

Pricing:
Tickets for ‘Floats in the Oaks’ and Add-On experiences are limited and all tickets must be purchased in advance and online only.
Saturday - Sunday: 1 pm to 5 pm - $10 per car
Monday - Sunday: 5pm to 10 pm - $20 per car
Grandstand Experience Add-On - $15 per person
Park Parade Pack - $12 (pack made for 2 people)

Tickets on sale now: Click here to purchase tickets
visitors can add-on Park Parade Packs or the Grandstand Experience. Click here for that information.

Floats in the Oaks website: neworleanscitypark.com

Krewe of Alla
Date: February 5, 2021
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Location: All of the place
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

Starting at noon on February 5th, members of the Krewe of ALLA will place krewe parade throws around the City of New Orleans. These specialty throws include swords, water bottles, krewe beads and decorated genie lamps.

The scavenger hunt will begin at 2 pm on February 5th, and will continue through the evening. Items can be found throughout the city and our community is encouraged to share their treasures by posting photos on social media using the hashtag #allaparade2021.

It is our hope to spread some carnival joy this season in our community while ensuring a safe and healthy Mardi Gras!

krewe website: kreweofalla.net

Mystic Krewe of Barkus
Date: February 7, 2021
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Location: Online
MardiGrasParadeSchedule Krewe Page

The Mystic Krewe of Barkus welcomes the 2021 Mardi Gras season with the theme: "Bone Alone: Barkus at Home But Not Alone!”

Our canine krewe members are encouraged to celebrate the best dog parade on Earth by planning to do Barkus virtually this year on Sunday, February 7, 2021, at 2 p.m. CST from your home, porch, yard or wherever you can join the fun with COVID safety measures in place.

It is time for us to give credit to all the dogs who have become our confident co-workers without regard to training or education in countless professions; popular Zoom stars whether they have been formally hired or vetted by the team; in-demand clean-up sous chefs while cooking more at home; our best classmates who don’t even read; and an endless source of unconditional love and acceptance no matter what this pandemic has thrown our way.

CLICK HERE to enter your four legged friend in this years virtual krewe:
https://www.barkus.org/pages/barkus-2021-dog-photo-submission?mc_cid=cab1776f30&mc_eid=[UNIQID]

The dogs of the world have shown their courage in helping us while we struggle to keep COVID troubles at the our doorsteps. Whether you have the character of the ingenious Kevin, a shifty, grumpy Uncle Frank, a tough Gangsta Johnny, or a worried mother Kate in your pack, let us pay tribute to the time we have been home, but not alone.

Follow our announcements giving details on 2021 Barkus opportunities by following us at Mystic Krewe of Barkus New Orleans, our Instagram @mystic_krewe_of_barkus and on our new website www.barkus.org. You can also contact us by email at info@barkus.org or through Facebook messenger.

krewe website: barkus.org

Krewe of Bacchus
Date: February 14, 2021
Time: 5:15 p.m.
Location: Online / App

The Krewe of Bacchus is excited to announce our Throw Me Something Bacchus app for Mardi Gras 2021.

The app gives its users the ability to catch and collect virtual throws every Sunday during Carnival season. Players will be able to create their own avatar, trade throws with other players, and trade select virtual throws for actual throws.

On Bacchus Sunday, February 14, 2021, stream the VIRTUAL PARADE in the app. Cameo appearances from Bacchus royalty. Catch 2021 throws as the floats roll by to the tunes of our favorite bands. Make the BacchaBoard’s Top 100 players and capture your memories in the app. Follow Bacchus riders for special virtual throws.

krewe website: kreweofbacchus.org

As we find out more information on these events or others we will update the information

If you would like to let us know of anything else that may be occuring, please contact MardiGrasParadeSchedule.com through our Facebook Page @mardigrasparadeschedule

sorry if we missed anything