The double-wide stroller, and the children it contains, watch the 2013 Endymion Mardi Gras parade from the sanctity of a side street, after briefly, and inadvertently, marching in the parade along barricaded Orleans Avenue. (Photo by Keith Spera / NOLA
Couldn't make it to New Orleans for Mardi Gras this year? You're not alone. Who throws a giant street party on a Tuesday, anyways? That's what long weekends are for. But don't be too disappointed at missing out on the fun.
Mardi Gras Indians, 2013: the photography of Clayton Cubitt. Xeni Jardin at 7:00 pm Tue, Feb 12. Tweet. "The baby on the right was masking for the first time and could barely stand on her own."â€"Clayton Cubitt. New Orleans native Clayton
NEW ORLEANS -- In a city known for overindulgence, maybe the largest-ever Mardi Gras float was a little too much.
Nearly a dozen Mardi Gras Indians marched onto Clark Field on Tuesday night, bringing Mardi Gras Day to a close as hundreds of people watched the group compete to see which contender had the best costume as part of the annual Mardi Gras Show.
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