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That time in 2013 that David Byrne attended the Joan of Arc parade…and blogged about it…
(…then he created a musical about her the opened in 2017!! Hmmmm!!)
P.s. if you ask AI…
“David Byrne attended the annual New Orleans Krewe of Joan of Arc Parade in 2013. He wrote in his journal that this experience, combined with a visit to the Joan of Arc statue in the French Quarter, served as the initial inspiration for his musical, Joan of Arc: Into the Fire. The musical premiered in New York City in 2017. “
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VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR OUR 18TH ANNUAL PARADE! ***CARRY A BANNER, PULL A PROP--COSTUME PROVIDED!***
We walk on Tuesday, January 6, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. in the French Quarter. The route is approximately 14 blocks and 90 mins long.
Our Foot Soldier members handle functional parade basics. They borrow simple medieval costumes from the krewe and are assigned to tasks such as walking security along the edges of the parade, carrying banners, or shepherding props.
Foot Soldier members ARE included along with paying members for most of the krewe festivities, so it's not all work! Foot soldiers may buy event tickets at the member price and may attend free events.
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VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR OUR 18TH ANNUAL PARADE! ***CARRY A BANNER, PULL A PROP--COSTUME PROVIDED!***
We walk on Tuesday, January 6, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. in the French Quarter. The route is approximately 14 blocks and 90 mins long.
Our Foot Soldier members handle functional parade basics. They borrow simple medieval costumes from the krewe and are assigned to tasks such as walking security along the edges of the parade, carrying banners, or shepherding props.
Foot Soldier members ARE included along with paying members for most of the krewe festivities, so it's not all work! Foot soldiers may buy event tickets at the member price and may attend free events.
Sign up here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBiQn_RrEfhumOy0AbuXrvec1vUMxgYs30-oNyhq28TkL0kg/viewform
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