EvENts ‘TIT R X Inspired by Bacchus, “the father of all superkrewes,” ‘tit r x (pronounced "tee rex" and short for "petite") is the smallest parade you’ll see! Harkening back to school days for many New Orleanians, this event features intricately designed shoebox floats (often inspired by current events) that are pulled via string in a walking parade. This celebration is a champion of sustainability and low waste, but you can still expect to get tiny, handmade throws. Pro tip: bring binoculars! ‘tit R x typically parades the two Sundays before Mardi Gras Weekend. ‘tit r x ©Bryce Ell ‘tit r x ©Bryce Ell ‘tit r x ©Bryce Ell Scan for the Parade Schedule! SOCIETY OF ST. ANNE It may seem like a secret, but the society of st. Anne is open to all! Known for its unmatched creativity and fashion, this group marches from neighborhood to neighborhood in costume on Mardi Gras Day. (This krewe also has many subkrewes.) It’s the parade where you go to watch and end up being a part of the whole thing! Doesn’t get any more local than that. SOCIETY OF ST. ANNE ©Bryce Ell SOCIETY OF ST. ANNE ©Bryce Ell NEWorLEANs.CoM 37
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