Mardi Gras

With Mardi Gras in full swing in the Big Easy, a picture could be worth a thousand words. If you aren't in New Orleans for the party, you can always bring the party to you. Here are some live web cams from Bourbon Street hot spots to give you a flavor of the day...

After Hurricane Katrina devastated the Atlantic Coast in 2005, New Orleans, and the region as a whole, gained more prominence in the national and international news, and rightly so.

The king cake is a traditional Mardi Gras food. It is usually a ring-shaped pastry, sometimes filled with cheese or jelly and sprinkled with the colors of Mardi Gras. It began as an Epiphany treat, celebrating the arrival of the Three Wise Men to the stable where Jesus was born. Oh, and it’s delicious.

Congratulations to Bert Hedges & the crew at the Casper Area Convention & Visitors Bureau! The 104.7 KISS FM Mardi Gras Krew - Donovan Short and the A-salt Creek Roller girls delivered them a Fat Tuesday Feast from Domino’s Pizza and 104.7 KISS FM!

Stuck at home for Mardi Gras this year and want to make it more special than ordering Cajun shrimp pasta at Red Lobster? Try these tips:

104.7 KISS-FM and Domino’s want to liven up your office with a little Mardi Gras spirit. Register your office for a visit from the KISS-FM Mardi Gras Krewe – we could stop by and see you live on Fat Tuesday ( March 8 ) with free Domino’s Pizza and Mardi Gras beads for everyone!