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2019
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According to Le Krewe de Bienville's web site, the organization was founded in 1961 as Mobile's "only civic Mardi Gras organization ... chartered for the purpose of promoting Mobile as the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the United States."
"To this end, members of the krewe travel to festivals throughout the U.S. to tell the story of Mobile's Mardi Gras and invite visitors to our Carnival."
The krewe, created by downtown hotel owners and then-Mayor Joe Langan, was started as a non-parading organization, and its ball was often referred to as the out-of-towners' ball.
The idea was that folks visiting from out-of-town could never attend a Mardi Gras ball because they couldn't score an invitation. For the last few years, the Krewe has not held a ball.
In 1999, the Krewe held its first parade on Joe Cain Day. Anyone can purchase a spot on a float in their parade.
This year, Le Krewe de Bienville paraded on February 11 at 5 p.m. with four floats, rented from the Pharaohs.
To see the Mask's exclusive photo album of the 2024 Bienville parade, place your cursor on the image below and click on the arrows.