Society of Saint Anne Krewe

The Society of Saint Anne is a marching krewe that parades on Mardi Gras day in elaborate costumes. They start in to gather midday in the Bywater neighborhood and march through the Marigny neighborhood into the French Quarter.

The parade is a popular one for locals and tourists alike to watch as they kick off their Mardi Gras festivities. Many people join the parade as it passes through bars and restaurants that line the parade routes.

Mardi Gras day is one of the happiest days of the year is you are a New Orleans local. It is the one thing that everyone in the city can agree on. People in the city work all year on planning their Mardi Gras day costume and this is the perfect parade to show off their unique designs.

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