If there are a few lessons we’ve learned from this election, it’s that we should never say never. For the first time in history, we saw an opportunity to vote […]
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What started as a second line has evolved into The Krewe of Black & Gold, with a festive fan celebration in the works, benefiting Son of a Saint.
If you missed our Blackout & Gold Second Line Parade on February 3, you’ll want to be in this number. If you were part of that historic event, you’ll need no convincing to join us for the upcoming Black & Gold Second Line and fan celebration! Saints fans will come together to honor the team, led by T.B.C. Brass Band.
Event details are being finalized and will be announced shortly. For the most up to date information, follow the website and the Krewe of Black & Gold Facebook page.
LIMITED TIME OFFER
For a limited time, we are offering the exclusive “Unbreakable Spirit” hankies that commemorated the February 3 Blackout & Gold Second Line that made headline news around the world.
A limited number of these hankies are still available, while supplies last. Donations $25 for two, with free shipping and handling. Limit eight per order. Click link for secure credit card payment via Paypal.
The Black & Gold Second Line is presented by the fans, for the fans. This is not an official New Orleans Saints or NFL event.
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