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Find your krewe’s events

Where the Events page is, why you might not see an event, and how to get directions.

Your krewe’s events are on the Events page at /events/ on your krewe’s site. You need to be signed in. If you open it while signed out, you’re taken to the sign-in page first and brought back afterwards.

When at least one event is on sale to you, an Events link also appears in the bar at the top of My Account and the store. If there’s no link, you can still go to /events/ directly.

Which events you’ll see

The Events page lists this season’s upcoming events, soonest first. Each event is open to the groups your krewe chooses:

  • Your krewe picks which member types can buy, for example riders but not social members.
  • Some events are also open to non-members: people with an account on the krewe’s site who haven’t joined.

You only see events you’re allowed to buy for. Your dues don’t matter here: if your member type is invited, you can buy even if you still owe dues.

An event disappears from the page once it has started. If the page says “No events right now.”, there’s nothing on sale to you at the moment.

Can’t see an event a friend can see? It’s probably open to their member type and not yours. Contact your krewe from the Support tab in My Account if you think you should be invited.

If you see No account with followed by the krewe’s name, your login isn’t connected to an account with this krewe. Ask the krewe to get you set up.

What each event shows

  • The event name, date and time.
  • Where it is: the place name and address, when the krewe has added them.
  • A Get directions link that opens a map in a new tab, and any note about parking, which door to use or when to arrive.
  • The krewe’s description of the event.
  • The price, for example “$75.00 per ticket”, or “Free”.
  • How many are left, for example “42 left”, or for events with tables “42 seats left · 3 tables left”.
  • How many you already have, for example “You have 2”, or “You have 2 of 4” when there’s a limit per person.

Instead of “left”, an event may say Sold out or Sales closed. You can’t buy for those.

To buy, see Buy tickets or RSVP.