Mardi Gras

Have you ever wondered why the dates for Mardi Gras and Easter can fluctuate so much from year to year?

Mardi Gras has been called the biggest party on the planet and seeing how it originated in Europe and is still celebrated there as well as in North and South America today, it just might be the biggest party ever!

Epiphany is a Christian holiday celebrated annually on January 6th, but what is it all about and what does it have to do with Mardi Gras?

In lieu of the traditional Mardi Gras activities like parades and grand balls, the Krewe of Centaur offered its members a chance to participate in a socially distanced treasure hunt this year to get into the spirit of the season.

Hurry up! Pay those dues, because the Krewe of Centaur is offering its members the chance to participate in a treasure hunt starting this weekend!

The Bossier Night Market announced they will have the Krewes of Centaur, Highland, and Gemini at the market. Oh, you thought you weren't going to catch a glimpse of a float this year? Think again.

Tell us about the bakery or store where you know they have the best King Cake.

Even though the state is experiencing record-high infection numbers nearly every day now - officials in the south east Texas town are full steam ahead with their Mardi Gras plans.

Will Mardi Gras parades roll in Louisiana. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser is working with Krewes to find a way to make it happen.

Get ready for a 'tee-rific' time with the Krewe of Centaur Saturday, October 17, 2020, for their annual golf tournament.

Lets face it, there are three things we love in Louisiana. God, football, and Mardi Gras.

Never fear! So far, the upcoming 2021 Mardi Gras parades in Shreveport-Bossier have not been canceled!