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U.S. Travel
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Lunia Gras
— Zulu
Lundi Gras Festival

Lundi Gras — Fat
Monday
Almost as popular as Mardi Gras, Lundi Gras is also referred to as "Fat
Monday" — "Gras" is
French for "Fat" and "Lundi" is
French for "Monday." Lundi Gras
festivities include the popular Zulu Lundi Gras Festival
and the "Krewe
of Orpheus Parade."
Fun Mardi Gras & Lundi
Gras Celebrations
Super Krewes
— "Super Parades"
Super Krewes (or Super Parades) are the largest Mardi Gras Parades
in New Orleans — defined
by their spectacular super-floats, marching bands and celebrity Grand Marshalls.
Three popular Super Krewes that take place in New
Orleans include:
- Krewe of Endymion
- Krewe of Bacchus
- Krewe of Orpheus
Mardi
Gras Super Krewes
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Zulu Lundi Gras
Festival
Since 1993, the Zulu Lundi Gras Festival has attracted thousands of revelers
to Woldenberg Park, along the Mississippi River in New Orleans' French Quarter.
This fun exciting day includes live entertainment
by some of the city's (and the world's) best musicians performing
on three stages (including a kids' stage). Feast on an array of fabulous
Cajun food and New Orleans delicacies.
Join in a second line as the Zulu Mardi Gras Carnival
Characters parade every hour through the thousands of costumed revelers.
Don't miss the arrival of the Zulu King by U.S. Coast Guard Cutter
along with his entourage.
Zulu Parade
— 100th Anniversary
February 2009 marked the 100th Anniversary of the Zulu Parade (which is run by the city's largest African-American krewe).
More
Info
Zulu
Lundi Gras Festival
Zulu
Lundi Gras Festival History
Zulu Parade and Annual Coronation Ball
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