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Krewe Of Bacchus

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Countdown to Bacchus 2027

For more than 50 years, the Krewe of Bacchus has been an innovator in building Mardi Gras into the City’s premiere event which is enjoyed by millions of New Orleanians and visitors each year!

Clark Brennan, Captain of the Krewe of Bacchus

Bacchus 2027

Bacchus Sunday is February 7

From celebrity kings to massive animatronic floats, the Krewe of Bacchus has always stood out as Carnival’s most innovative krewe! The Krewe of Bacchus is known for its bold, high-energy parade and spectacular float designs that push the boundaries of Mardi Gras pageantry. As one of the first “super krewes,” Bacchus introduced a new level of production, size, and entertainment to the Carnival season. The krewe’s parade is famous for its massive floats, signature throws, and show-stopping themes that blend humor, fantasy, and tradition into an unforgettable experience.

Patrick Warburton - 2026
Who Will Be Bacchus LVIII?

The crown is waiting, the excitement is building, and one question is on everyone’s mind: Who will be King of Bacchus 2027? The secret won’t stay hidden for long. Stay tuned as we prepare to reveal the next royal ruler of Carnival!

Bacchus Sunday

Bacchus Sunday starts at 5:15 P.M. on the Sunday before Fat Tuesday

The Bacchus Parade starts at the corner on Napoleon and Tchoupitoulas. After a procession through uptown and downtown New Orleans, the Krewe of Bacchus concludes its parade at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center on the New Orleans riverfront!

Explore Bacchus

In 1968, our newly formed Krewe changed the way the Carnival celebration had been conducted for more than a hundred years.

Sights and Sounds

The Krewe of Bacchus parade was founded in 1968 by a handful of New Orleans business leaders whose dream was to revitalize Carnival.

The Krewe of Bacchus had left a lasting mark on the City of New Orleans and had proven to be the boost that the Carnival season so desperately needed.

Now, with more than 1,700 members and 35 animated super-floats, the Krewe of Bacchus is revered as one of the most spectacular Krewes in Carnival history.