NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Southern Decadence returned to the French Quarter to celebrate 52 years of LGBTQ+ pride in New Orleans. The event has grown to be one of the largest LGBTQ+ celebrations, bringing ...

Southern Decadence revelers gather outside of Oz, a dance club in the 800 block of Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Sept. 4, 2022. Hundreds of thousands of people descended upon the city for the annual ...

The annual Southern Decadence parade is always a hoot, with dozens of nutty New Orleans marching groups and dance troupes, plus drag queens and random risqué costumers aplenty. It’s a celebration of ...

NEW ORLEANS — Southern Decadence is an annual festival in New Orleans that began in 1972. It is centered in the French Quarter and is widely recognized as one of the city’s largest LGBTQ+ celebrations ...

Southern Decadence arrives in New Orleans this Labor Day Weekend in a flurry of glitter, feathers, rainbow flags, outlandish outfits and 24/7 block parties. The annual celebration of LGBTQ+ culture is ...

On Labor Day weekend, Southern Decadence brings all sorts of parties, events and partying in the streets for the LGBTQ community to the French Quarter, Marigny and beyond. Over the annual ...

The 52nd annual Southern Decadence rolled through the streets of New Orleans on Sunday, Sep. 1, with participants decked in barely-there costumes, brightly-colored feathers and rainbows galore. What ...

NEW ORLEANS – In a defiant show of resilience, the planned Southern Decadence parade through New Orleans' French Quarter went on as planned, albeit on a much smaller scale. "Instead of the 90,000 ...

From August 29 through September 2, Southern Decadence will host its 49 annual celebration here in New Orleans. Though the star of the show will be the 45th Annual Walking Parade on Sunday, September ...