Andi F.
3/3/2017
Please note: Do not expose yourself at this parade. There are families with small children around. Police are nearby and you will be arrested and charged. You will not earn any beads and you will...
Krewe of Freret
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New Orleans, LA 70130
The Krewe of Freret, established in 2011 by a group of Loyola graduates, aims to preserve Mardi Gras traditions while uniting enthusiastic young professionals and supporting local industry. Known for its unique and inclusive parades, the Krewe prioritizes sustainable throws and features hand-decorated Mardi Gras masks as signature items, celebrating the rich musical legacy of New Orleans.
In collaboration with renowned float builder Kern Studios, the Krewe has evolved into a significant player in Carnival, introducing the largest float prop in Mardi Gras history. The annual parade, featuring an expanding lineup of floats honoring beloved local artists, culminates in the vibrant Shorty Gras celebration, blending the excitement of live music with the festivities of Mardi Gras.
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4.04 reviews
Jen L.
2/9/2015
Big emphasis was supposed to be on homemade throws so I eagerly awaited catching something like that in 2014. I did get one hand beaded bracelet which, of course, my little niece broke within...
Jeff W.
2/22/2017
This was the first parade in New Orleans that I have ever been to in person. My family and I were able to see the parade near the corner of Canal and Decatur. The police were plentiful and on...
Kimberly S.
3/12/2019
Great group of diverse people! The signature throw is a mask, hand made by members. A newer organization that will continue to grow in the coming years - membership is open! Visit...
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