Mardi Gras in 2022

Mardi Gras Quick Facts - FR 2022

AKA Name	Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras
ℹ HashtagsCompiled on19:07	#MardiGras, #MardiGras2022
Related Hashtags	#Carnaval, #Carnaval2022
2022 Date	1 March 2022
2023 Date	21 February 2023

2022 Holidays & Dates

Mardi Gras in

Tuesday, 1 Mar

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in 2022

Updated 19:07

Bourbon St. Mardi Gras 2022 https://t.co/vzqqvrkmsV
— Olivia Vidal (@oliviavidaltv) March 2, 2022

Ma nièce vous Souhaite Bon Mardi Gras 🥰 Halpullar is bea 🥰💯✅ https://t.co/b9bQRbm4rS
— Aliou Bâ Le catalan💙❤️🇸🇳⭐️ (@BaAliou01968201) March 1, 2022

Midterms , water advisory , Bomb threat, Covid, Mardi gras, WW3, and no refund check. https://t.co/HF57OZqUpE
— Certified Kearny Boy (@saintcharles222) February 25, 2022

📣Public Service Announcement from @MrWilsonsSecond 🎺9 Days to go!! 🎷Le Grand Mardi Gras Ball 🃏#hastingsfattuesday2022 https://t.co/7dNX9ysft8
— Hastings Fat Tuesday (@Hastingsfattues) February 16, 2022

A woman in a mask dances in a hula skirt for a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans, circa 1950. https://t.co/tgCx6E1dLS
— Bea Ballestín🔻 (@bballestin) February 23, 2022

Mardi Gras Carnival PhiloThilo 20/02/2022 #digitalart #MardiGras #Carnaval https://t.co/ACOdDaWrWY
— philo thilo (@PhiloThilo) February 19, 2022

Mardi Gras, New Orleans, 1938. https://t.co/pe2PTh7F91
— Bea Ballestín🔻 (@bballestin) February 23, 2022

Mardi Gras en New Orleans, 1938. https://t.co/5vDKjgt8uB
— Bea Ballestín🔻 (@bballestin) February 23, 2022

Views from the French Quarter during the Krewe of Barkus Mardi Gras Parade in New Orleans, Louisiana 📷 @Sandyhuffaker1 #MardiGras2022 https://t.co/2EUimtjkP1
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) February 21, 2022

Ooh looks like a party about to happen 🌐🌐🌐Can only mean one thing …⚜️Le Grand Mardi Gras Ball with @horsemeatdisco 🐎🤩⚡️ https://t.co/2ngX3W8LIU
— Hastings Fat Tuesday (@Hastingsfattues) February 25, 2022

Mardi Gras in 2022

Mardi Gras marks the end of the Carnival season which is a period observed by many Roman Catholics. It starts at Epiphany on January 6 and ends on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday.