The Beyjorettes – This Beyoncé-themed dance troupe debuted at FestiGals in 2019. Their signature throw is a hand-decorated mini pirogue. The Bayou Babes of New Orleans – Founded in 2017 out of the love of Zydeco music, this co-ed marching group is known for their DIY costumes. Every year, King Henry VII, the French Executioner, a handful of Annes and other characters march in krewedelusion. and Boleyns as a pun of the doomed English Tudor Queen Anne Boleyn and the ever growing list of Mardi Gras Krewes. and Boleyns – In 2018, a small group of friends formed the.
The EarHawts are staples in the Krewe of Cleopatra, Krewe of King Arthur, Krewe of Druids, Knights of Babylon and Krewe of Iris parades. They take off down the street in old-time flight attendant outfits. They don warrior tunics and breast armor, and, along with the Scythians (their male supporters), they perform formations during marches with their swords.Īmelia EarHawts & Cabin Krewe – This dance group was founded in 2014, inspired by the tragic female aviation pioneer who spent some of her last days at Lakefront Airport in New Orleans.
They are famous for purple wigs and for doing good things for the community.Īmazons – To represent a certain “ferocity of spirit and soul,” the Amazons, some of whom are cancer survivors, don’t smile on their parade route. Watch for these great groups on the parade route:Īlter Egos Steppers – The Alter Egos first paraded in 2017. Big costumes, big color, big hair, big glitter. The best of the best groups like to do it up big. It’s a great way to be a part of Mardi Gras without the expense of joining a big krewe. What would Mardi Gras be without its parades? And what would Mardi Gras parades be without its sassy, sequined, irreverent dance troupes and marching clubs? In the past few years, DYI marching groups have been popping up all over.
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