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Arthur Hardy Quotes
«We cannot afford not to have Mardi Gras. That message would be -- New Orleans is closed for business.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«I think now more than ever we need a reason to celebrate. It's really at our core,»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«I don't want to see the event become a corporate billboard but if that's the only way it can go on and if it's done tastefully ... it would be appreciated if it's necessary.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«I think now more than ever we need a reason to celebrate. It's really at our core. I can't imagine the city rolling over and playing dead and saying, 'I surrender.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«We owe it to our ancestors and our children to keep this celebration going. We just can't stop. This is so important for us,»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«All indicators were that the city just wouldn't be able to pull this off, even as recently as 24 hours ago. Somehow, they managed to pull a rabbit out of the hat.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«I've heard some people say we can't do it. But it's a very significant anniversary and I can't imagine it going unmarked without some kind of parade. It's in our soul to have Mardi Gras.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«Basically, it's been wars that have stopped Mardi Gras.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«We need it for our psyche. It's like group therapy. We've likened this to a jazz funeral, we mourn on the way there, and rejoice on the way back. We've got to start rejoicing!»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«I always thought we would have Mardi Gras if we had a city.»
Author: Arthur Hardy