Contrary to popular belief, Mardi Gras can be a fun and family-friendly celebration, especially in Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas. With its colorful floats, creative costumes, festive masks, lively music, and exciting throws like beads, doubloons, and treats, Mardi Gras feels like it was made for kids! Below, you’ll find a round-up of family-friendly […]
Family Friendly Mardi Gras Guide – Baton Rouge and Beyond Read More »
From eye-obscuring tie-ons to full-face numbers that resemble a jester’s getup, Mardi Gras masks are one of the traditions partly inspired by the customs of the Carnival of Venice. In the early days of the festival, masks worn during Mardi Gras allowed wearers to escape society and class constraints. FUN FACT: Did you know that Mask
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Our Mardi Gras Activity Book has every element that makes Mardi Gras fun: trumpets, music, drums, jester hats, king cake, confetti, masks, and more! These 16 worksheets will help preschoolers, kindergarteners, and beyond develop early learning skills with ABCs, numbers, shapes, fine motor skills, handwriting, educational games, and more. Mardi Gras Activity Book Mardi Gras
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With no Mardi Gras parades, Louisiana has had to get creative in an effort to not give up our most celebrated Louisiana holiday. This year, the floats are parked. First, House Floats and now we have ‘Floats in the Oaks’, a once in a lifetime opportunity for visitors to view iconic floats from various Mardi
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