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Mardi Gras Indian Culture explored at Treme Gumbo Festival

Chasity Pugh
November 11, 2015

Presented by Shaka Zulu of the Golden Feather, the Mardi Gras Indian Meet-n-Greet & Treme Gumbo Festival will be held on Nov. 14.

Attendees will be able to learn about the rich history of the Mardi Gras Indian tradition and the history behind their unique attire.

After the meet-n-greet, students can enjoy the performances of New Orleans brass bands and R&B tunes in Armstrong Park at the eighth annual Treme Gumbo Festival. Tickets are $5 for students.

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Chasity Pugh
Chasity Pugh, Social Media Producer for Facebook and Instagram
Chasity is a mass communication major with a concentration in journalism and minor in African American studies. Prior to serving as Social Media Producer for Facebook and Instagram for The Maroon, she served as a staff writer and Religion Editor. In her free time Chasity enjoys visiting art museums and serving her community, as well as a look or two. Contact: [email protected] or @chasitypugh_