22nd Annual Running of the Bull

Now in June for the first time ever!

We gather all morning, we run at 2. 

Olé! Olé! Olé! and SPREAD THE WORD!

Yes, indeed, runners, there's no better time than the present to start planning for Dewey's answer to Pamplona!

FIRST...

We start the day with the KIDS BULL RUNNING in the morning on New Orleans Street Beach. 

THEN, for the less mature:

Hundreds of people gather at the Starboard all morning, dressed in the traditional red bandannas and white clothing and, after several hours of celebrating, the participants parade through the streets and down onto the beach, where they are then chased down the ocean's edge by "the Bull".

The Bull, it should be noted, is two people in a bull costume.

After a low impact jog down about six blocks on the sand (two people in a bull costume do not run very fast), the crowd returns to the Starboard, where a bullfight is acted out. The revelers then continue to enjoy the festivities through the day and into the night.

Ole!