Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club
New Orleans
Visit the Zulu Memorabilia Shop for unique items like custom beads and the famous coconuts.
Located at 732 N Broad St, the Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club is a staple of New Orleans' vibrant cultural scene. This venue is deeply rooted in the city's history and is renowned for its significant role in the Mardi Gras celebration. More than just a destination, the Zulu Club embodies camaraderie and community involvement, bringing people together through various activities and events.
The club is closely associated with the iconic Zulu Krewe, famous for their Mardi Gras parade appearances where members traditionally distribute elaborately decorated coconuts, a signature throw that has become a cherished tradition in New Orleans. Visitors can explore a wide array of Zulu memorabilia at the club’s shop, where items like custom krewe beads, unique collector's items, and exclusive posters are available.
The Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club is also dedicated to giving back and enhancing its community. They engage in various charitable activities, including annual toy giveaways and scholarship programs that support local students in pursuing higher education. Their community involvement reflects a commitment to nurturing the cultural and social fabric of New Orleans.
With a rich history dating back over a century, the Zulu Club continues to be a beacon of tradition and social engagement. Open for special events and often bustling with locals and visitors alike, the club is a lively spot where history and modern community spirit blend seamlessly.
