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Our 2026 parade route is confirmed!
Click for a map and all the details:
joanofarcparade.org/who-we-are/parade-route/
The procession starts on time at 7:30 p.m. sharp, makes a few pauses for a bit of medieval pageantry, and ends around 9:30 p.m. NOTE: We’ve been given the green light for this route, but have not yet received a permit, and due to construction it may be modified.
Starts at Bienville and Front Streets, right onto Bienville;
Right onto Chartres;
STOP: a toast to the royalty and young Joan “Maid of Honor” in English and French from the balcony of the Historic New Orleans Collection at 416 Chartres;
Right onto Toulouse;
Left onto Decatur;
STOP: the crowning of the king and king cake ceremony at Oscar Dunn Park (the sidewalk amphitheater across from Jackson Square);
Slight right onto N. Peters;
A pause to sing Happy Birthday at the Joan of Arc statue as we pass it on the N.Peters side;
Left onto Ursuline;
Right onto Chartres;
STOP: the blessing of Joan’s sword at St. Mary’s Church in the Old Ursuline Convent (1119 Chartres) (instead of at the Cathedral, due to both street and cathedral construction);
Right onto Barracks;
Ends at French Market Place and Barracks!!!
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You’ll be this happy when you step up like a knight in shining armor to help Krewe de Jeanne d’Arc pull everything together for our 18th annual parade!!!
Tonight 12/17 at 7 pm is a throw workshop and a votive candle kit pickup at Captain Amanda’s!!!
Come pick up a kit to make some of our 2500 tea light votives at home over the holidays and bring back your assembled votives to the New Year's Work Party. These are super easy, nothing more than a strip of scotch tape!!
Photo credit of smiling knight in our 2024 parade: Ellis Ruth Anderson, French Quarter Journal
Full info here:
joanofarcparade.org/get-involved/calendar/
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