ABOUT

I am a part-time resident of New Orleans and have gotten to know the city fairly well. I frequently show friends around the city and volunteer to staff information booths for festivals.

For several years I have hosted a Mardi Gras party, and part of the entertainment is a trivia contest. I have spent hours each year adding questions, updating and tweaking it. In doing some research, I found that were no New Orleans trivia games online or in stores that I could see…so I have organized it and gotten it printed onto card form. This in addition to the questions about music, food, drinks, culture, history, landmarks and more, a choice wild card draw could mean winning or losing the game in an instant. Play as individuals or in teams – teen through adult. This project has been really fun and I think the game is too.

PURCHASE

Thanks to everyone who helped make the Kickstarter campaign successful. The first printing is available now through:

A Tisket a Tasket
910 Decatur St.
New Orleans, LA 70116
1-800-704-7314

FOLLOW ALONG

“Like” this project on Facebook to learn even more about the culture of New Orleans and festivals and events. Many of the posts teach you things that can help you win the game.

7 years ago
OffBeat Magazine

Jesse Cale Williamson’s 2013 documentary film gives viewers a peek into an old piece of New Orleans musical history, and channeling into a bygone moment in American culture nationwide. Now, the ... See more

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7 years ago
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/lafittes-blacksmith-shop?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=atlas-page

The oldest structure used as a bar in the United States.

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7 years ago
Where was the first Mardi Gras? A tricentennial history adventure

http://www.nola.com/mardi_gras_nola/2018/02/searching_for_the_first_louisi.html

In 1699 Iberville camped on the Mississippi on Mardi Gras day.

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7 years ago
NOLA.com

It's not that hard to not be that guy. (You know the one who wrecks a good time for everyone.)

So here are some guidelines to keep the good times rolling — for you and everyone else around you.

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7 years ago
NOLA.com

https://www.facebook.com/NOLAnews/posts/10155351287427060

You might want to wake up a little earlier than usual Wednesday: A super blue blood moon is coming to the night sky.

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7 years ago
Mardi Gras signature throws: Beyond shoes and coconuts

Let us know if we missed any special throws.

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7 years ago
We bet ya mama and 'dem have these things in their house: New Orleans essentials

http://www.nola.com/homegarden/index.ssf/2018/01/what_ya_got_12_things_new_orle.html

Tony Chachere's Creole Seasoning, a costume closet, shrimp boots, check, check, check.

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7 years ago
King cake doberge, a seven-level stunner, combines two New Orleans obsessions

This year brought a shorter than usual Carnival season to New Orleans. That means the window for king cakes is narrowing. In fact, we are already almost halfway through it.

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7 years ago
NOLA.com

https://www.facebook.com/NOLAnews/posts/10155322409462060:0

Newbies in NOLA always have questions about the local words and terms used during Mardi Gras, so we're breaking it down for you one definition at a time.

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7 years ago
Famed Author Anne Rice's Former New Orleans Mansion Is for Sale

http://definition.org/buy-anne-rice-new-orleans-mansion/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_term=44282&utm_campaign=Facebook_44282

New Orleans is home to some of the most magnificent Victorian mansions. This one, once owned by the queen of vampire tales Anne Rice, is no exception.

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*Recommended for ages 15 & up; some references to drinking & Mardis Gras antics