
I have grown to love this parade. It is it's own unique entity and is such an excellent pageant. My favorite this year were the 2 people who dressed as gargoyles. Also that there were 2 people...
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Krewe de Jeanne d'Arc is a New Orleans-based organization that celebrates the birthday of Joan of Arc each year on January 6 with a vibrant parade, while also promoting the French cultural heritage of the city throughout the year. The krewe fosters community engagement through various events, including monthly socials for members and newcomers to connect and share ideas.
In addition to its signature parade, Krewe de Jeanne d'Arc hosts a range of activities such as juried art shows, a book club, and volunteer opportunities, creating a space for creativity and camaraderie among its members. With a focus on inclusiveness, the krewe aims to engage both old and new members in a lively atmosphere, encouraging participation and appreciation of their mission.
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I have grown to love this parade. It is it's own unique entity and is such an excellent pageant. My favorite this year were the 2 people who dressed as gargoyles. Also that there were 2 people...
I liked the parade and the fairy-tale type it is. The beginning of the parade starts with her birth (she was supposedly born on January 6, 1412, which is also epiphany, or the 12th day of...
It is a very short and quick parade and the best part of it to me were the two groups of bagpipers. It is mostly a bunch of people dressed up in medieval costumes and they hand out a few...
I find this "event" just one step up from watching paint dry. Have seen it 3 times and in all honesty, the best part of it is watching the weird people in Jackson Square. Seriously, it's like...
A wonderful extravaganza of creativity and history. Joan of Arc rides into New Orleans accompanied by bagpipes just as she did in Orleans, France 588 years ago. Thousands of people come out for...