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Mardi Gras New Orleans: Joan of Arc Parade + Carnival Kickoff (French Quarter Stories)

Carnival in New Orleans doesn’t start with the "big" parades — it starts on January 6 (Twelfth Night / Epiphany) with the Joan of Arc Procession in the French Quarter. In this episode of my Mardi Gras series, I’ll explain: Why Joan of Arc is connected to New Orleans (and where to find the gold statue) What Twelfth Night means and why it kicks off the Carnival season Why people dress in medieval + gold costumes The King Cake rule: Jan 6 is the first day you can eat it (and what the tiny baby inside means 👶🎭) Plus: highlights from attending the parade so you can feel what it’s really like to be there If you’re planning a trip to New Orleans for Mardi Gras — or you’ve always wondered how the season actually begins — this one is your “start of Carnival” guide. Photo credits throughout the video can be attributed to: Ryne Hancock The Clarion Herald Nola.com Kim Welsh Subscribe for French Quarter stories + New Orleans travel tips Watch the Mardi Gras playlist:    • Mardi Gras New Orleans: The Complete Guide...   ▶️ Episode 1 (Start Here):    • Mardi Gras New Orleans: The Complete Guide...   ▶️ Episode 2 (Why Mardi Gras Dates Change):    • Mardi Gras New Orleans: Why Mardi Gras Cha...   ▶️ Episode 3 (History & Krewes Explained):    • Mardi Gras New Orleans: The History + Krew...