Knights of Revelry is Mobile's third-oldest Mardi Gras parading group.Parade Route A

The Order of Athena is the only ladies' group that parades in Mobile on Fat Tuesday.Parade Route A

In April 1993, a group of women met at Gambino's Restaurant in Fairhope and created the Order of Mystic Magnolias, according to the group's history. With much hard work and help from other organizations, the OOMM held a parade in 1994.Fairhope Parade Route

The Order of Doves is a men's mystic society founded in 2012.Parade Route F

Infant Mystics Mardi Gras parade rolls at 6:30 p.m.Parade Route F

The Northside Merchants Association forms the last of the trio of parades that traverse Mobile's Route D on Lundi Gras.Parade Route D

MLK Monday Mystics parade rolls at 2:00 p.m.Parade Route D

The MLK Business and Civic Organization sponsors a parade called the Krewe of the Avenue, which is largely for children and young people.Children from 6 years old to college age participate.Parade Route D

After the Mobile Carnival Association's King Felix III arrives by boat at Cooper Riverside Park on Lundi Gras, he climbs aboard a float and rides through downtown Mobile to wave to his loyal subjects and throw them some royal stuff.Parade Route A

The Joe Cain Procession often referred to as "The People's Celebration," has been a huge part of Mobile Mardi Gras almost since it began in 1967.For more about the Procession and Joe Cain Day, click HERE.Parade Route A