Holidays
Holy Thursday at Dooky Chase is a New Orleans tradition and the toughest reservation in town.
Here are this year’s local jokesters.
Until I moved to New Orleans, I thought my family were the only ones who celebrated this day.
“That’s her! That’s Tahj! Oh, she’s so pretty!”
In the 1970s Indian parades began on the Sunday closest to St. Joseph’s Day that later became known as Super Sunday.
Maybe you’ve never heard of it, or maybe you’re unsure of the connection to New Orleans.
We hope you’ve recovered from Mardi Gras because guess what….
Close your eyes and imagine walking around New Orleans today and hearing an Irish accent from one out of every four residents. It must have been an amazing place to live.
Just when you thought you’d recovered from Mardi Gras, guess what?!
Unlike the old-line krewes, a few changes might be made next year to bring the game up to date.