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Mardi Gras! Galveston, the third largest Mardi Gras celebration in the United States, normally offers the unique chance to experience sand between your toes and gorgeous beach sunsets while taking in the revelry and lavish parades known to dominate Galveston Island during carnival season.
Unfortunately, the island’s 110th Mardi Gras celebration, has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Galveston Museum Day(s) is back in 2021 with a full week of museum spotlights.
Starting Monday, January 25, tune in to our Facebook page at 12 p.m. daily to take virtual tours of the best museums on the island!
Learn more: https://www.visitgalveston.com/blog/celebrate-galveston-virtual-museum-day-jan-25-31/
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The History of Mardi Gras! Galveston
Mardi Gras was first publicly observed on Galveston Island in 1867. Following a sabbatical imposed in 1941 by war and challenging times, Mardi Gras! Galveston was revived in 1985 by Galveston-born preservationist and developer George P. Mitchell.
Future Dates
Like to plan ahead? Check out our list of future Mardi Gras dates here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Heading down to the Island this Carnival season? Here are some tips and tricks that’ll help guarantee an unforgettable time.
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