Mardi Gras

Northwest Louisana has a vibrant Mardi Gras community and the Krewe of Elders is celebrating this Friday as they reveal their new royalty for the 2019 - 2020 Mardi Gras season.

Calling all bargain shoppers! The Krewe of Gemini is hosting a giant rummage sale in September and you're invited!

This is the second time the krewe has suspended their parade. The first time was due to a decline in membership following Hurricane Katrina

Looking for something to do this weekend in the Ark-La-Tex? There are plenty of events to choose from!

Despite the cooler temperatures over the last few days, the Krewe of Barkus and Meoux invites you to join them Sunday for their Dog Days of Summer event.

Come one, come all! Northwest Louisiana's oldest parading Mardi Gras krewe, the Krewe of Gemini, will crown their new royalty Saturday!

Manuel Randazzo Sr. was one of the co-creators of his family's famous king cake recipe. A recipe that has been a Mardi Gras tradition sense 1965.

The oldest parading krewe in the Ark-La-Tex is already preparing for the upcoming Mardi Gras season and they're ready to announce the theme of this year's Gemini festivities!

If you thought Mardi Gras in northwest Louisiana was something that just happened around Fat Tuesday with a few parades, you're sadly mistaken!

A biologist at LSU has developed Mardi Gras beads that are biodegradable. Will we soon see this beads flying from floats across our great state?

Just send one out over the parade route loaded down with throws, and "laissez bomb temps rouler!"

A video surfaced on social media after a recent Mardi Gras celebration in Mamou and it shows someone dancing with a prosthetic leg in a bar.