Mande Kings Day
January 7 at 2pm
Walking Parade
The Mande Milkshakers walking group heralds the return of Carnival season to the Northshore with a parade and party on the Twelfth Day of Christmas. The procession along the Mandeville lakefront starts at Jackson St. and ends at the Mandeville Trailhead for a free party featuring live music and performances, food and refreshments. Donors receive a wristband for Louisiana Seafood Pastalaya, King Cake and Abita Beer and root beer. The parade and party are free and open to the public. The philanthropic marching group has supported local organizations at hundreds of events, raising thousands for various charities.
Krewe of Eve 
February 10 at 7pm
Float Parade
This popular all-women's krewe founded in 1986 parades through the streets of Mandeville at night with over 400 members in elaborately decorated sweatshirts. The parade includes an annual competition of local and out-of-state marching bands, dozens of floats and lots of throws for a fun family night. Starts near the junction of Hwy 22 and US 190 and follows W. Causeway Approach above Monroe St., crosses 190 and ends on E. Causeway Appr.
Krewe du Pooch
February 25 at 12pm
Walking Parade
This pup parade along the Mandeville lakefront features costumed dogs and their humans competing for prizes, a free concert (corner of Coffee and Carroll Streets), pet adoptions with local rescue groups, food and drinks, and fun activities for the whole family. Dozens of nonprofits, rescue organizations and vendors will exhibit, helping to raise awareness and critical funding for local and regional animal welfare organizations. Founded in 2020, the parade is sponsored by the City of Mandeville and Old Mandeville Business Association.
