LSU researchers have developed biodegradable Mardi Gras beads to reduce waste after the festival. Mardi Gras, originally a religious holiday, has expanded into weeks of celebration around the world. New Orleans is known for its elaborate Mardi Gras traditions, with parades starting in January and culminating on Fat Tuesday, which falls on March 4 in 2025. The holiday has pagan roots and is celebrated in countries with large Roman Catholic populations. Louisiana’s strong French and Cajun culture has preserved Mardi Gras traditions. In New Orleans, there will be parades on March 4, 9, and 15, with some even catering to dog lovers. Gabe Hauari, a national trending news reporter at USA TODAY, provides updates on Mardi Gras events.
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