NMGP was inspired by creative family and friends in our small and thriving business community.
The joy of this event is all about friends, families and community that rally the creative spirit to shake off winter and welcome spring .
In 1994 Jeannie Flanigan, owner and proprietor of Flanigan's Costumes, kicked off the first NMGP with her son, Amy Kercher, Jennifer Robertson and a handful of local enthusiastic friends and artists.
Some krewes are still rolling with NMGP year after year. Several Coordinators/Chairs/Directors/Mavens have continued the tradition since. We are grateful for everyone's Parade Enthusiasm!
The joy of this event is all about friends, families and community that rally the creative spirit to shake off winter and welcome spring .
In 1994 Jeannie Flanigan, owner and proprietor of Flanigan's Costumes, kicked off the first NMGP with her son, Amy Kercher, Jennifer Robertson and a handful of local enthusiastic friends and artists.
Some krewes are still rolling with NMGP year after year. Several Coordinators/Chairs/Directors/Mavens have continued the tradition since. We are grateful for everyone's Parade Enthusiasm!