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2012 Mardi Gras Fun in St. Louis

Many entertaining events planned to celebrate Mardi Gras season in St. Louis.

February 1, 2012 | 2 min reading time

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Mardi Gras season is a fun time in St. Louis, and a number of entertaining events are planned to celebrate it.  Here's a quick listing:


Thursday, Feb. 2
 Champions Dinner
 City Hall
Friday, Feb. 3
 Mardi Gras Wine, Beer & Whiskey Taste
 City Hall
Sat., Feb. 4
 Crystal Cajun Cook-Off
 City Hall
Sat., Feb. 11 &

Sunday, Feb. 12

 Southern Comfort Taste of Soulard
 Participating Soulard Establishments
Sat., Feb. 11
 Supplement Superstores Run For Your Beads 5K
 Lynch & 12th Street
Sunday, Feb. 12
 Beggin' Pet Parade
 Allen & Menard
Sunday, Feb. 12
 Petsmart Wiener Dog Derby
 Soulard Market Park
Friday, Feb. 17
 Mayor's Mardi Gras Ball
 City Hall
Sat., Feb. 18
 River City Casino Grand Parade
 Soulard
Saturday, Feb. 18
 Bud Light Party Tent
 Soulard Market Park
Sat., Feb. 18
 The Monster House Party
  
Sat., Feb. 18
 Corporate Village
 Lift For Life Academy Parking Lot
Sat., Feb. 18
 USO BRRRR Ride
 Parade Staging Lot, 7th and Cerre
Tues., Feb. 21
 Lumiere Place Light Up the Night Fat Tuesday Parade
 Downtown

For more information or to buy tickets, visit http://www.stlmardigras.org/ .


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City of St. Louis



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