Weather Advisory for Mardi Gras Parade-Goers in Lake Charles

Attention Mardi Gras-goers! Weather changes are impacting Fat Tuesday festivities in Lake Charles—see what’s affected before you head out! 🌧️🎭 #MardiGrasLC #WeatherAlert

Per the City of Lake Charles, and Calcasieu Parish Police Jury’s Office of Juvenile Justice Services:

Attention Mardi Gras revelers! If you're planning to enjoy Fat Tuesday festivities in Lake Charles, be aware of a weather advisory that may impact your plans. High winds and the potential for severe weather are expected Tuesday afternoon, leading to the closure of a key family-friendly area.

"The Zone," the alcohol- and smoke-free space designed for families with children, will NOT be open this year due to safety concerns. This area, normally hosted by the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury’s Office of Juvenile Justice Services, offers free food, games, and music, but out of an abundance of caution, it will remain closed for Fat Tuesday.

👀 Stay tuned for more details on Mardi Gras festivities in Southwest Louisiana, and keep an eye on your local news for the latest updates. For more Mardi Gras Southwest Louisiana news see details below:

In celebration of Mardi Gras, all Calcasieu Parish Police Jury departments will be closed on Tuesday, March 4. Normal office hours will resume on Wednesday, March 5.

Garbage & Trash Pickup Unchanged Waste Management customers, don’t worry—your garbage and trash pickup will continue as scheduled on Mardi Gras day. If you have any questions about your service, call Waste Management at 337-436-7229 or visit wm.com/alerts for updates.

Solid Waste Convenience Centers Closed: The residential Solid Waste Convenience Centers in Lake Charles and Sulphur will also be closed on Tuesday, March 4, and Wednesday, March 5—their regular closure days. The centers will reopen on Thursday, March 6.

Family Fun at ‘The Zone’ on Mardi Gras Day! Looking for a family-friendly spot to enjoy the Mardi Gras festivities? “The Zone” is the place to be! This alcohol-and-tobacco-free area is designed for families with children and teens and will be open from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on the parade route, located between Gill and Kirby streets, near the Old Historic Courthouse lawn.

Expect a full lineup of entertainment, including a live DJ, laser tag, mini golf, a bounce house, activity tents, train rides, a game truck, and plenty of free treats like hot dogs, popcorn, snow cones, and soft drinks. Best of all—it’s FREE to the public!

Happy Mardi Gras Everyone!

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