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Mardi Gras Parade and Celebration

Mardi Gras Parade and Celebration

Feb 12th 202211 am - 3:30 pm

Prattville

The Mardi Gras Parade and Celebration in Downtown Prattville is family-friendly and free. Enjoy floats, antique cars, horses, dancers, and lots of candy, beads, and Moon Pies tossed to the crowd. Start out at 11 with children's inflatables and play area and food, arts, and crafts. Then pick your favorite spot to enjoy the parade which starts at 2 pm.

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    • 101 West Main Street
    • Prattville, AL 36067
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    Directions

    The parade starts at the Autauga County Courthouse and will cruise down Main Street, take a right onto Northington, a left onto Doster, and end at the Stanley Jensen Stadium.

    Region

    Prattville is located in the Montgomery & Selma Area of the South Alabama Region

    Where to Stay

    Autauga Creek RV Campground/AKA Langford Farm

    33 Large sites with full hook-up. Primitive camping, picnicing, swimming on Autauga Creek. Only campground on the Autauga Creek Canoe Trail.

    Hampton Inn & Suites Prattville

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    Tru by Hilton Prattville

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    Oster Golf Houses Prattville

    A luxurious lodging experience on The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. Two 4BR/5Ba homes for vacation rental on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Capitol Hill in Prattville, just minutes from downtown Montgomery.

    Super 8 Prattville/Montgomery

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    Baymont Inn & Suites

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    Rodeway Inn

    Book a room at the Rodeway Inn hotel in Prattville, AL

    In Town Suites Prattville

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    Econo Lodge

    Book a room at the Econo Lodge hotel in Prattville, AL.
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    Where to Eat

    Uncle Mick's Cajun Market & Cafe

    Our food is hot, fresh, and ready to be served. Come as you are and enjoy authentic Cajun cuisine in our friendly, family atmosphere – where you’re only “one bite away from the bayou.”

    BIG STAR TAVERN

    Country, Southern Rock, Pop or the latest hits, we'll make your night out unforgettable. Regular live concerts. M-F, 3PM-Until, Sat 12PM-2AM Must be 21 to Enter

    Jim's Restaurant

    Specializing in country cooking, weekly specials often include fried chicken, salmon cakes, fried catfish and a variety of Southern vegetables.

    Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q

    Known for its slow-smoked meat, cheese biscuits and scratch-made sides, the restaurant consistently receives accolades from local and national publications like Saveur and Bon Appétit.
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    What to See & Do

    Autauga Creek Walk

    Autauga Creek Walk and Gardens behind City Hall in Historic Downtown Prattville.

    Autauga Creek Canoe Trail

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    Wilderness Park/Bamboo Forest

    1st wilderness park inside city limits in U.S. 60-ft. bamboo, trunks 6 inches in diameter. Hundreds of plants varieties. One of Alabama's largest beech trees.

    Prattaugan Museum & Archives, Heritage Center

    Museum dedicated to historical preservation of Autauga Co. Features Daniel Pratt memorabilia, local family history, Civil War room, county artifacts. There is also genealogy information access available.

    Prattauga Art Guild

    Prattville Creative Arts Center and Gallery holds art classes for both children and adults and houses an art Gallery sponsored by the Prattauga Art Guild which holds special exhibitions throughout the year with guests artists, as well as ongoing exhi...

    Prattville Pickers

    Alabama's Premiere destination for Antique & Vintiques!. This massive indoor mall is home to over 300 vendors-over 100,000 square feet-in a repurposed sewing factory built in 1970. Local artisans, modern vintage, furniture, retro, estate jewelry, de...

    Buena Vista

    1822 Greek Revival plantation home significant to cultural development of central Alabama. Remarkable circular staircase spirals 24 ft. to 3rd-floor banquet room.

    Continental Gin Company

    Created by Daniel Pratt in the 1830s, the factory helped him become the leading producer of cotton gins in the world and was one of the South's most important cotton mills and supplied gins to Russia, Great Britain, and France.

    The Grove on Doster Road

    The Grove on Doster Road. Treelined, grassy grove. Home of the Prattville Farmers Market. Located across from the Gillespie Senior Center and Pratt Park.
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