One of America's biggest cultural celebrations, Mardi Gras, will take place soon, just before the start of the Easter season.

When you start seeing King Cakes, jester masks, colorful beads and Cajun-inspired dishes, it must be Mardi Gras. Where to ...

Carnival Season typically starts after Epiphany on Jan. 6 and culminates on Ash Wednesday, which falls on March 5 this year.

Events include a Mardi Gras parade and festival in Oak Island, a jazz orchestra performance at UNCW, and a swing dance in ...

What is a krewe? And why do we eat king cake? Knowing these essential Mardi Gras facts will make the celebration all the more ...

A rider throws beads to the crowd as the over 1,100 riders of the ... Outdoor celebrations typically last until midnight on Mardi Gras day, or Fat Tuesday, until partygoers are "asked to clear off the ...

Carnival Season typically starts after Epiphany on Jan. 6 and culminates on Ash Wednesday, which falls on March 5 this year.

Where can I park for free? What if I get towed? What streets will be closed? Whether you need a refresher or you're a ...

Mardi Gras, which began as a religious holiday, has become a weeks-long celebration, one that gives millions the chance to let loose before Lent.

In states along the Gulf Coast, the day is marked with parades, rich foods, celebrations and plenty of bead tossing. Here's what to know about Fat Tuesday and its role in the Mardi Gras season.

Unlike most holidays, Fat Tuesday, famously known as Mardi Gras, doesn’t have a set date ... purple and gold beads into the crowd. Those colors represent power (gold), faith (green) and justice ...