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Spot purple, green, and gold in these Mardi Gras decorations around New Orleans, some of which are viewable year-round.

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Mardi Gras decor on a colorful, French Quarter shotgun house.

Photo: Paul Broussard

Bead trees only bloom during Mardi Gras.

Photo: Paul Broussard

Mardi Gras colors are on view year-round at this Bywater home.

Photo: Paul Broussard

You can bead trees like this one along St. Charles Avenue.

Photo: Paul Broussard

French Market gets dressed up for Mardi Gras every year.

Stop by the French Market for the Mardi Gras Mask Market (Photo: Paul Broussard)

Hotel Modern lights up with Mardi Gras colors.

Photo: Paul Broussard

Bourbon Street is especially festive during Carnival season.

Photo: Paul Broussard

Trade black and gold for purple, green, and gold at the Superdome.

Photo: Paul Broussard

Royal Street charms with special decor for the season.

Photo: Paul Broussard

Gallier Hall's grandstands come to life every Mardi Gras, signaling the start of the season.

Photo: Paul Broussard

The Lower Garden District brings the beads.

Photo: Paul Broussard

Algiers Point's historic homes are a fitting canvas for Mardi Gras colors.

Photo: Rebecca Ratliff

A bead tree in the Marigny neighborhood.

Photo: Rebecca Ratliff

This Lakeview house sports purple, green, and gold year-round.

Photo: Paul Broussard

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