The Trinity Gardens Mardi Gras parade will take place at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 25, 2012. This is a unique parade route since it makes it way through
Mardi Gras has come to end and clean up efforts were in full swing Ash Wednesday morning. More than 150,000 people crammed into downtown Mobile Fat Tuesday,
The city of Mobile certainly let loose on Fat Tuesday. Revelers packed the streets of downtown to celebrate Mardi Gras the best way they know how.
The Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association rolled through downtown Mobile on Fat Tuesday. It’s one of the biggest parades, and they had people pumped up for the
We know there were a ton of people in downtown Mobile for Fat Tuesday, but where was the best place to be? For years, thousands have gathered in Bienville
Mardi Gras is fun for all, but some folks stand out among the rest. Some people will go all out; dressing in quirky outfits or bringing some serious Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras wasn't just happening in Mobile. Southern Baldwin County let the good times roll as well. Tuesday morning in Gulf Shores, the beaches were rocking
Laissez les bons temps rouler!! Enjoy the sights from downtown Mobile as parades roll through on Fat Tuesday.
Happy Fat Tuesday everyone!! It’s the last day of Mardi Gras and by now your home and car are probably full of beads and trinkets. We have some ideas on how
Mobile was the first city in the United States to begin celebrating Mardi Gras way back in 1704.
If you've experienced Mardi Gras, there is a good chance you've tasted, or at least heard of the King Cake! The traditional treat dates back decades, but
You can see highlights of the history of Mardi Gras in its true birthplace, Mobile Alabama, at the Mobile Carnival Museum.
The bands will blare boom boom. The beads will flow. It is time for the fantastic, fun-filled Fat Tuesday celebration.
Fat Tuesday is here, and there are eight parades on schedule in South Alabama. Check out the schedule and safety tips before you head out.
It was non-stop parades in Mobile on Monday for Lundi Gras. There were three parades on Martin Luther King Avenue and the Infant Mystics finished up the night
Even though Mardi Gras is nearing the end, crowds on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue are celebrating like it just began.
