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Another amazing throw available for our members to purchase & hand out on January 6, in honor of Joan of Arc’s birthday!!!
What gifts might you receive along the route on Twelfth Night?
Krewe members and volunteers were compiling and decorating these last weekend at Captain Amanda’s, and will be working on more this weekend!
This booklet compiles images of authentic medieval manuscripts, a jeweled treasure binding, and authentic medieval depictions of angel musicians and Saint Michael to create a new "manuscript" of the actual medieval sheet music for the songs performed by Saint Michael's Angel Army Choir, which accompanies the Saint Michael character in our parade in the Voices of Joan battalion.
Saint Michael is portrayed krewe co-captain Amanda Helm!!!
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We just heard through the grapevine that a drone shot of our parade taken by Philip Gould is featured in this new book!!!! If anyone has a copy or has more information, let us know! We'd love to see the image!
Some of the photos featured in his book are up at @lemeiux gallery now!!!
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Some of our unique and thoughtful (dare we say educational!) 2026 throws include the Krewe de Jeanne d'Arc original paper doll kit, each year featuring two new collectible outfits. The 2026 outfits are the blue and gold tunic and armor worn by our selected New Orleans teen leader who portrays "Joan of Arc" on horseback as the star of our parade, as well as the red and green outfit worn in our parade by the teen "Jeanne d'Arc" of Orléans, France, who brings this traditional French costume with her to walk in our parade as a guest of the Rotary Foundation.
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Good time to read up on Joanie on the pony!
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Joan of Arc Statue - Joanie on the Pony: Home at Last | New Orleans Historical
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Gasp!
See you Tuesday, January 6 in the French Quarter!10 More Tuesdays Til THE Tuesday! 🎭🎉
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