Krewe of Mona Lisa and MoonPie

Saturday, January 30, 2027 · 7:00 PM tentative

Estimate – TBA, check official source

Date (2027)

Sat, Jan 30

Estimate – TBA

Start time

7:00 PM

Tentative until officially set

Where

Northshore

Slidell

Founded

1984

Per the krewe's MGNO profile

Riders

100+ members (about 250 parading)

· as listed on MardiGrasNewOrleans.com (checked Oct. 2026)

Floats

Not listed

Float parade

The 2027 date and time for Mona Lisa and MoonPie come from a single source and are an estimate. Check the krewe or local government before you go.

2027 theme & Grand Marshal

Theme: To be announced
Grand Marshal: To be announced

We only list a 2027 theme or Grand Marshal once it has been publicly announced, with a link to the announcement.

Route map

Route coming soon

A short Olde Towne Slidell loop (Robert, Cleveland, Second, Erlanger and First Sts.); not yet mapped.

Listed route: Slidell

Photos

Gallery coming soon

We only show openly licensed photos that are clearly of Krewe of Mona Lisa and MoonPie. We haven't found any yet.

About Krewe of Mona Lisa and MoonPie

Founded by artists to add a creative twist to Slidell's Carnival, it is the city's first marching krewe and the only Slidell parade with flambeaux. [source]

Signature throws

MoonPies — over 60,000 tossed each year

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Sources

Projected weather in the header (at the listed, tentative start time) appears about two weeks before the parade. Weather: Open-Meteo.

Photos: Wikimedia Commons (credits under each photo). Map and restaurant data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Last checked 2026-10-23. Spot an error? Tell us.