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Our good friends at Rotary Club of New Orleans are hosting their annual gala this Thursday, January 29th! Get out and support the Club that supports our krewe and our amazing Jeanne d'Arc Exchange!
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What a night!! Our Krewe wanted to thank everyone who came out and made our 2026 parade MAGICAL! ✨ We had an enormous and enthusiastic crowd and we are SO thankful! Now the real work begins again, so that we can bring you an even greater parade next year. As always, we are blown away by the love and support our city gives us. We love y’all! 💙🗡️
And a special thanks to the hundreds of you that took videos, pictures, made tiktoks, and everything under the sun. Words can’t describe our appreciation! If you see your photo here, please let us know so that we can tag you and give the credit you deserve!
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“People want to throw better. They understand the environmental implications of the imported disposable plastic stuff and how it can clog up storm drains … They’re ending up all over the ground and in the trees, and leaching chemicals and microplastics,” Davis said.
Amy Kirk-Duvoisin, the founder of the Joan of Arc Project, banned plastic beads from the Joan of Arc parade since its inception in 2009.
“It’s definitely a performance art parade … Our focus is absolutely on street theatre, not to just give out gobs of things, and we make a point about handing things out, not throwing things,” Kirk-Duvoisin said.
“People going to parades are becoming really, really worn out with the excess of … high quantity, low quality, imported disposable plastic items,” Davis said. “I would say you’re going to see fewer beads, more imported ‘functional items from China’, and then more locally sourced throws.”
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He captured our joy!
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