Saturday, May 4, 2024

Krewedelusion Parade

Also in the Marigny neighborhood, and less X-rated was Krewedelusion. This parade directly followed the raunchy Krewe du Vieux. It’s slogan: “The People Shall Rule – Until a Suitable Replacement Can Be Found.”

A newer parade, Krewedelusion revolves around satire and was a playful walking event revolving more around music and the arts. It is comprised “innerkrewes” including the Guise of Fawkes, Krewe Dat 504, Krewe of Hellarious Wingnuts, and the Krewe of London, France of Underpants.

Krewedelusion keeps its annual theme a secret until the actual day of the parade. Throws included everything from cups and stickers to buttons and beads. The parade began on Franklin and Royal Street and ended on 618 Frenchman Street.

The mission of Krewedelusion is “to save the Universe, beginning at its center, New Orleans.”

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