mardi gras

After 38 years an annual Mardi Gras parade has been canceled.

This year we officially celebrate Mardi Gras on March 4, 2025.

We are about a month away from Fat Tuesday in Louisiana and of course, we've still got plenty of parades, chicken runs, Mardi Gras balls, and many other festivities leading up to the big day.

Louisiana people at parades can be thrown some pretty strange stuff from Mardi Gras floats.

Chocolate lovers in Texas are being advised to check the labels as the FDA has issued a "highest level" recall for chocolate products sold in the state.

Mardi Gras season is all about indulging, and now, a Lafayette bakery is taking it to the next level with THC-infused king cakes. In partnership with Ounce of Hope Aquaponic Cannabis, these special king cakes come with a 300mg THC icing pack for a festive twist.

Want to enjoy an authentic Louisiana King Cake without the bakery prices? These easy recipes will have you baking up Mardi Gras magic in no time!

The annual King Cake Bread Pudding bake-off is back in 2025, and it is returning to Scott.

Experience the vibrant Cajun culture at Acadiana's top festivals in 2025. From Cajun Woodstock to Festival International de Louisiane, there's something for everyone!

A TikTok user’s crawfish king cake is raising eyebrows across Louisiana. Is this savory twist on the Mardi Gras classic a creative win or a culinary faux pas?

Here are the essential “10 Commandments of Mardi Gras” to make sure your celebration is as smooth as a second-line parade.

Police in one small south Louisiana community have canceled the Mardi Gras parade in its town in 2025.

Although Mardi Gras isn't known for pranks, there's an excellent opportunity for one right under your nose you may have never thought about.

Gulf Coast legend Hubig's Pies opened in 1921 in New Orleans, Louisiana. In their 104 year history, Hubig's Pies has never released a Mardi Gras king cake...until now.

The U.S. Department of State has updated travel advisories for the new year. Two places popular with Louisiana visitors now come with an ominous advisory.

In 2024 Mardi Gras arrived before Valentine's Day. In the New Year it looks as if Louisiana will have a lot more time to celebrate the season.

On a typical day in Louisiana it's estimated that you'll have at least six conversations with inanimate objects. Here's our list of items we talk to the most.

It's no secret that Louisiana loves to drink. But, do we really drink more than other states?

Explore Louisiana's rich history and unique culture through its distinctive parishes, jazz roots, and culinary delights.

Sometimes we need to stash our cash and hide our valuables at home and when we travel. We asked a Louisiana thief where the best hiding places are.