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Do they have Maudi Gras more than once a year?
I know they had Maudi Gras back in febuary but somebody told me that they heard that it was comeing up again soon. Does anyone know if this is true, and if so when? Is there a web site that has this information?
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- The ThinkerLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Mardi Gras is a once a year celebration ( fat tuesday) king rex etc... for more info click on the sites below enjoy~
- 1 decade ago
Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday) is always the day before Ash Wednesday (Catholic religion), the first day of lent, whenever that falls. So, it's anytime in February and sometimes March. The main parades always start two saturdays before, and the huge parades are between the second saturday and Mardi Gras.
If anyone has a question about Mardi Gras, then you can email me. I've been to 22 Mardi Gras's (every year of my life, he he).
Source(s): Nawlins, born and raised. GO SAINTS!!! - Anonymous1 decade ago
What the Hell is a Maudi Gra?
I guess the people who ask questions on this site never went to school.
- 1 decade ago
first of all - it's Mardi Gras, which means Fat Tuesday. It only comes once a year. 40 days before Easter I believe. It marks the day before Lent begins.
It's a great party in South Louisiana! Yee Haa
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
No, Mardi Gras only comes once a year..
- oracleLv 51 decade ago
once a year... because Easter is once a year and Ash Wednesday too if you know how all they are related
- Anonymous1 decade ago
no its yearly festival and you wear a msk and colourful things e.c.t we did this in school and it was definitly yeary (festival of the lights)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i think they have it all year round.