Dryades Street Market: Where Black New Orleans shopped
The Dryades Street Market used to be the place to shop for Black people in New Orleans.
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The Dryades Street Market used to be the place to shop for Black people in New Orleans.
Mardi Gras in New Orleans is marked by creative costumes, parades, music and plenty of imbibing and feasting. At the culinary center of this celebration is the king cake — a ring-shaped confection often made from brioche, flavored with cinnamon, and covered in icing and purple, green and gold sugar. This custom that has thrived…
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It became one of the busiest and biggest of the markets operating in the city.