Rex Proclamations
  Since the founding of the Rex Organization in 1872 its traditions have helped define Mardi Gras. Rex's Proclamation invites his subjects to the grand celebration of Carnival.
The 2021 Rex Proclamation, the work of noted New Orleans artist Shelley Heese, illustrates The Year’s Proclamation was borne as a symbol of our great city’s endurance, The Riderless Captains Horse which gallops on. It Represents a bridge between what we have all endured and what is waiting for us on the other side - Healing, prosperity and Life.
His royal colors of purple, green, and gold are to this day the colors of Mardi Gras, and the song played in the first Rex parade, "If Ever I Cease to Love," has become Carnival's anthem.
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Rex ~ King of Carnival

** Rex, The King Of Carnival, sends Greetings and regrets that the Pandemic will not allow Him to make His Annual Visit to Celebrate this Carnival Season. We look forward with great Anticipation To the Year

2022 **

Rex Bulletins
   Since the founding of the Rex Organization in 1872 its traditions have helped define Mardi Gras. During the "Golden Age" of Carnival, Parade Bulletins were published to give the public a glimpse of parade themes and float designs. There will be no Bulletin for the 2021 Year Carnival Year.
Pictured is the 2020 Rex Bulletin.

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Rex Edict
   Since the founding of the Rex Organization in 1872 its traditions have helped define Mardi Gras. 
The 2021 Rex Royal Message Declaring There will be No Carnival and look forward with Great anticipation to the Year of Our Lord 2022, to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Our Glorious Reign.
Limited Edition.
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