Thanks to local florist LeNae Cleveland Denson, the French doors of Downtown Mobile Alliance are dressed for Mardi Gras. Denson, who has decorated the organization's doors and windows for Christmas ...

The Krewe of Red Beans marching club produced some of the most popular Mardi Gras house floats in the whole Carnival 2021 home decorating craze. The spooky Dr. John-inspired house on Toledano Street, ...

As people adjusted to life during a pandemic, stuffed teddy bears and hand-colored rainbows appeared in the windows of homes — a gesture meant to bring joy to passing children and adults who found ...

Jerrilynn Miller has been knee-deep in feathers, beads, baubles and glitter since December, when she got to work creating the elaborate centerpieces for tables at the Majestic Krewe of Aurora Grand ...

It’s traditional to keep your Christmas tree around until the Twelfth Night (12 days after Christmas), especially if you don't have a live Christmas tree. People who prefer putting up a fake Christmas ...

Mardi Gras festivities and other big social gatherings may be canceled this year, but you can still have a Mardi Gras-themed party virtually in the safety and comfort of your own home. Mardi Gras, ...

Kim Veillon and Marty Thibodeaux typically celebrate Mardi Gras by dressing in elaborate costumes at the Apollo ball and throwing beads from atop a float in the Rio parade Veillon, a floral designer, ...

If you’ve ever wondered what it's like to celebrate Mardi Gras like a New Orleans local, then you’re in luck, since we've got the scoop on what it's really like to celebrate in Louisiana. Reviewed's ...

Mardi Gras parades and parties might be canceled, but that doesn't mean the fun can't be had at home. Mardi Gras means more than parades (but don't worry, there's still a way to get your parade fix).

Louisianans aren’t letting pandemic restrictions and cancellations stop the season. Revelers are embracing activities that allow for social distancing while celebrating the Mardi Gras season.